Top 5 Vintage Baseball Cards to Buy Now!
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2022
- check out my Top 5 most underrated vintage baseball players and some of their cards I would recommend buying right now in 2022! These top 5 players are extremely undervalued right now and should see their prices increase over time making them a great investment or flip opportunity.
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Loved your video and just subbed! They are all great picks. The thing that impresses me most about Jim Palmer is that he won 20 games 8 out of 9 years in the 70’s. That is so impressive as well as his low career ERA! Players I’m targeting that I feel are undervalued are Frank Robinson, Warren Spahn, and Carl Yastrzemski.
Thank you so much for subscribing!! Warren Spahn was a strong consideration of mine too! Already starting on the other sports for this topic !!
Hi , looooong time vintage collector here.
While I 100% agree with your sentiment that’s these players cards are undervalued in comparison to their efforts on the field…. this is not new knowledge. I’ve known for 50 + years that those cards lag way behind the upper echelon players. THATS NOT GOING TO CHANGE!!! So has the whole vintage collecting community. But that’s were they are and where they’ve been for 50 years. So all of a sudden in 2022 value is going to go up beyond their 50 year trend? Nope. I agree these are great players for the new to vintage to collect, but they will not accelerate in value beyond what value the hobby has recognized for decades.
You want growth? Mantle, Ruth, Cobb, Gehrig, Robinson, Mays. Period.
@bluejacket 66 for knowledge
I appreciate that ! Really just trying to give collectors some ideas to think about . I really do feel like Stan Musial and yogi will see a larger uptick as more and more newer collectors get into vintage. It’s getting hard to buy Ruth’s and mantles right now at reasonable prices. Thank you for watching and I hope you continue to check out my stuff! I love getting feedback on my videos as this is all fairly new to me 🙏
@@MoneyBall_Channel cheers my friend!
Exactly correct. I'd add Wagner to the list but agree completely that its basically been the same for the past 40 years. The only player to break into that top tier is Jackie Robinson. Back in the 80's/early 90's he was popular but not overly popular. The guy on the list whose cards are a bit "soft" is Gehrig. Johnson and Mathewson are close to this tier but just a bit below the others.
Stay away from Kaline. His cards have always been tough to move. Same for Musial. The people that want their cards already have them.
@@davebolaton7639 thanks for watching and the feedback ! Always appreciated 🙏 . I personally think Musial is severely undervalued but that’s what makes the hobby fun. There are so many different opinions. I respect most of them! Just don’t tell me a psa 9 prizm Zion rookie is a good investment , hahahaha
@@MoneyBall_Channel I agree with both Musial and Yogi Berra. Two living legends! Mickey Mantle adored Stan the Man as well!
Monte Irvin has to be the card people basically give away like its a common. Freaking nutty.
Great list.
The Yogi Berra 53 Topps is my favorite card of his, but don't sleep on his 51 Topps card # 1. The first card in a Topps set is one of the most underrated cards I can think of.
Thanks for watching !! Love that card too!!!
I'm binge watching a bunch of your content here. I'm really enjoying what you are doing.
Thank you ! I’m hoping to have another 2 coming out soon!
Really enjoyed the video, Jason-first time seeing your content, and I like the perspectives you’re offering 😀 I agree about tris speaker! And it’s not like a lot of his cards are floating around out there. The other four...sensational players, but they will always lag behind the big names, unfortunately. The 49 Berra is still a steal-and it’s very eye appealing. The player I’d say is top tier but still approachable is Clemente. Legendary player with great accomplishments and a unique though tragic baseball story.
I agree thanks for sharing your thoughts
Great video. I have Tris speaker in my top 5 players of all time. All time doubles leader, 3x WS champion, clutch as can be. Played on that loaded 1915 Red Sox team with Babe Ruth. One of the greatest teams in baseball history.
Absolutely !!! Thanks for watching !!!
Really enjoyed the video. I’ve been working on getting the rookie card of every HoF or if the card is out of my price range, the nicest one that I could afford. Videotape like this keep me encouraged.
Thank you so much !!! That will be one heck of a collection !!!
I really liked your list as it featured undervalued players. Two more I think fall into this category would be Steve Carlton and Frank Robinson.
Thank you ! Frank Robinson would have my made my top 10 for sure !
Nice list. My favorite player of all time is Stan Musial and your right under appreciated in the hobby. Tough to beat that list..
Thank you ! Appreciate you checking out my channel !!!
💯 agree with Yogi & Stan Musial.
Yeah video is from a while ago but I still love those 2 guys specifically.
I collect everything Nolan Ryan I can get my hands on. I know his cards are highly collected but in today's age where pitchers rarely pitch past the 6th inning I see Ryan's cards ever increasing in value. I friend of mine gave me two 5x7 autographed pictures of Jim Palmer from a card show my friend ran.
That is so cool! I agree that Nolan Ryan cards should be worth more, he has records that will never be touched . Absolute legend
Good video. You forgot to mention that Al Kaline was also a 18× allstar, a 10x gold glove, and the youngest batting champ at just 20-years-old. I'm currently on a strict budget, so Im branching out further past mainstream rookies and going for even memorabilia photos. Recently picked up a 1953 Detroit Tigers team press photo with Kalines first team appearance for just under 40.00!! I think Exhibit cards are very undervalued and are an excellent alternative to mainstream rookies, as well.
I realized I forgot his accomplishments after the fact 🤦🏼♂️ haha. I’m still very new at this editing and camera stuff. 🤷🏼♂️And I agree, the exhibit cards are super cool! I haven’t got one yet but I like the Jackie Robinson best I think
@@MoneyBall_Channel I like the Willie Mays Exhibit cards. If there's any cards of Mays' that's undervalued, that's definitely it. I consider it an alternative rookie, as well as Al Kaline in that set.
Great job..really enjoyed the video. I have the 49 Berra and recently picked up the 54 Kaline. I think I will add the Palmer rookie after watching your top five picks. Subscribing and looking forward to future content. Thanks.
Thank you so much and great cards you picked up ! Congrats !!
1974 Laughlin Josh Gibson is the #1 card. The 1976 Shakey's Josh Gibson is even more rare. Manufactured original pop count under 2500 for each. Psa numbers are tiny
great content on vintage, keep it coming thanks
Thank you so much!!!
Great video, Speaker T206 is a must have
Thank you so much ! Make sure you subscribe , I have some cool videos coming out the next few days !!!
Great show, great analogy.
Thank you so much for the kind words !!!
Jim Palmer, 8 time 20 game winner!
Pretty wild , you never hear anyone talk about this guy .
You had me at Jim Palmer. 🤪
I'm getting into the vintage hobby but have no idea what to do. Thank you so much for this!
Thanks for watching , This is from a while ago but it’s still all relevant and prices are better now. If I could start over I would be more creative . Ex. Mantle won triple crown in ‘56, so buy his 1956 topps . Also I hated SGC early on and love them now. Do some research and buy what you like , that way you never lose ! Also research Ted Williams 54 topps , cool story about his first card and leaving bowman.
@@MoneyBall_Channel Hey man thank you so much for those tips! My dream card has always been the 52 Bowman Mantle and id be just as happy having a 56. I've actually been hearing other people in the hobby reference that particular card in the last couple of weeks so I'm going to keep my eye out for it online and when I go to my local hobby shop. Thanks again for your help! I'm excited to get deeper into the hobby (I'm making a broad leap from Yu-Gi-Oh and MTG investing 😂) so any information is greatly appreciated. Can't wait to see more videos bro
@@nickrandles1102 thanks again for watching , I do have another video that may help with more ideas , best baseball cards of all time . It’s a 2 part video but the 1 video got deleted by accident . Also have one specifically for football vintage as well. Take care and good luck on that mantle!!!
@@MoneyBall_Channel awesome man, I'll check it out right now actually! I have a boring job so this is where I do my best research 😂😂. Thanks again for taking the time my friend
I stick with Pete Rose and Nolan Ryan. 💪
First time listening. Very nice
Thank you so much ! Please subscribe if you haven’t for more of my content !!! 🙏🏻
Vintage Football Next Week 🙏🙏
Great Video bro!!!
Thank you ! Give me 2 weeks, I’ll have it for you !!!
I did a football one for you ! It’s live now ! Had to narrow it down by decades. Too much good stuff out there, haha
Two cards in the current market I think are insanely undervalued are 1939 Play Ball Ted Williams rookie and 1954 Johnston Cookies Hank Aaron.
Love the Johnston cookie idea for Hank Aaron!!! Thank you for that ! 🔥🔥🔥
Bob Gibson. Especially his second year 1960 card.
I do love that card !!!
Couldn't agree more with all your picks especially Palmer. He doesn't receive much hobby love considering how dominate he was!
Appreciate you watching !!! 🙏
I have a Rose&Bench autographed photo that's super rare because they didn't take to many pictures together since they really didn't like each other. I also have a Tony Perez autograph baseball and Eric Davis the 44 magnum autographed photo. He was such a beast👍 I wonder what that Bench rose auto is worth? Where would I even find value on something like that?
That’s awesome !!! A few sold on eBay recently for $250 .
@@MoneyBall_Channel really? Ty, so much for doing the research. I have a ton of good cards I'm trying to sell if interested? I will shoot you my email if interested?
Eddie Collins. 10th highest non-pitcher WAR. 13th highest overall. ESPN ranked him #82 all-time. Most underrated player in history.
Great choice !!! And Thank you for watching !
Lou Campenella would have been the best catcher of all time. He was on a good streak before his accident.
There’s always those players that you wonder what would have been too: Bo Jackson was that for me, Eric Lindros was another
Just subscribed
Thank you so much ! I have a very exciting video coming out this week as well !
George Brett, super underrated.
Totally agree ! Only player to ever win a batting title in 3 different decades
Spahn is way underrated also considering he missed 3 seasons for WWII.
Agree! Considered him for sure ! I’m gonna do a top 25 soon !
@@MoneyBall_Channel been buying the Spahn cards for my PC. Just got the 62T 3 panel no-hitter card for a great price n it's a beauty.
@@mikesbaseballcards so cool! I tried buying a Spahn the other day and just got outbid, I was so disappointed ☹️
@@MoneyBall_Channel keep trying. So many Spahns out there.
I just subbed
Thank you so much !
Lou Whitaker. Also he probably will make the HOF which will give his card a boost..
Great ball player! On the fence for the hall I bet. Didn’t hit for a lot of power and didn’t have a crazy high average so I’m not sure they will induct him. But I’d take him on my team anyway !!!
@@MoneyBall_Channel great vid by the way. Lou has pretty comparable numbers to Ryne Sandberg and Joe Morgan. His WAR is actually higher than Ryne's. Those 2 are in HOF.
Mickey Mantle needs to be in there
My top:
Koufax
Mays
Brooks Robinson
Nolan Ryan
Yogi
Top four because there will be a spike when they die
Although Bench could easily slide into 5, another legend
@@LP0022 yeah bench extremely underrated card
Frank Robinson I think could also be on this list
For sure ! If I did top 10 he was gonna be in there !
Bought the 68T n 70T F. Robinson at the National in the raw.
Is Eddie Mathews under valued?
I think so , he was under consideration. His batting average could have been higher but he’s a great
@@MoneyBall_Channel I agree. I believe he’s the only player to of knocked out another player (Frank Robinson) for spiking him at 3rd base. Please correct if I’m wrong. Out there some where is a 1952 Mickey mantle RC that was signed by Mickey and one other major league player at the 1957 Little League World Series at Williamsport PA. La Mesa Ca vs Monterey Mexico. My uncle was the catcher for La Mesa and his brother - my dad- was there to see it happen. It has been said that some of the La Mesa team was in the hospital for flu symptoms the day prior to the game. The movie The Perfect Game didn’t mention it. I’ve got many other stories like when my dad became friends with Eddie Mathews in Eddie’s later years where you could find him drinking in a local pub in Cardiff Ca.
@@Thomas8892Q wow , that’s an incredible story !
Love babe Ruth
Cal Ripken
Love cal Ripken , didn’t make the list because mostly vintage is considered pre 1980 . One of the 🐐🐐
That is not Speaker’s rookie… not even close.
Did you watch the video?
Nice info!!! I just subscribed. I think Lou Brock is the most underrated cards. I just started a UA-cam channel about vintage and other topics. Check it out! Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much ! Lou Brock is for sure ! I’ll check out yours as well !
Thanks
Dont agree with yogi beara being #1 vintage card… he was a catcher… a postion is that is like a dfensive linebacker in football.. he is not a hitter and scorer…. and for the most part every name you named is NOT IN THE TOP 5 of vintage cards to buy now… very SAD list…. if anyone watched this.. ignore it… listen to this… ruth, mantle, clemente, mays, cobb, cy young… those r vintage cards to buy and HOLD !!!
Appreciate the feedback , thanks for watching !
Baseball 😴
Stop saying "rbiS"!!!
What happened ?
@@MoneyBall_Channel RBI = RUNS batted in, putting an S on it isn't necessary and sounds silly...