1978 TOPPS BASEBALL CARD BOX OPENING! (Throwback Thursday)
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- In this video, I open up a BBCE authenticated box of 1978 Topps cello packs. The big find would be a Nolan Ryan, which recently sold for over $14,000 as a PSA 10 or an Eddie Murray rookie card.
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It’s great every once in a while to watch an opening like this one. No autos, superfractors, numbered cards, jersey cards, etc. Just cards. The way it used to be.
Amen. I started collecting cards in the late 80s, early 90s and it was just cards and bubble gum. I'm 46 now. I miss those days 😢
Born in 1963 loved baseball cards and the Tigers! Spent a Lion share of my paper route money on cards😊 Just never took care of them
That Jack Morris rookie card must have made your heart take flight!
1977 Topps were the best! Ron LeFlore (all-star), Rusty Staub (all-star), Mark Fidrych.
'76 is when as a 13 yr. old I started collecting. Remember going to the local store plopping down my quarters & happily coming home during the hot summer w/my Slurpee. Topps packs & a comic book or two. Always in search of Reggie & Pete. Good times!
These old cards take me back to my youth. I was 10 when this set was out, only if I had those cards still.
Sometimes a touch of WD-40 gets rid of the gum residue. Its old collector's trick.
I started collecting cards again about 18 months ago. We have a baseball card shop here( there's not many more around like back in the 80s and 90s) but Everytime I go I buy old cards from the 80s and 90s and it always make me feel like a kid again. I go twice a week. Sometimes weekly but it's such a thrill. 😊
Back in the 70's, I loved the checklists. That was my only way of knowing who I was missing.
The stamp inside box also says "order supplies online" people in 1978 didn't know wtf online meant in 1978. I was a senior in high school then. How is this inside an unopened box of baseball cards from 1978? Am I wrong. I have a box from 1979 and it doesn't say anything like that on it anywhere.
The Internet didn't go public until 1993
I'm not a card collector I did as a kid in the early 80's but I'm always amazed a peice of paper with a picture can be worth so much money. I love the Thursday show seeing all the players I know and love. Wade Boggs and reggie Jackson were always my two favorites
I LOVE the looks of the '78 Topps set!!
I love these old breaks! There's so much anticipation for the next card. The whole time I was hoping for that sweet Eddie Murray card or the Ryan. At least we got the Ryan!
Wow!! some amazing pulls! That Nolan Ryan is so clean!
How much was this box?
@@Wolf-xu1fj I didnt open this box, youd need to ask the person whose channel it is...also u r replying to a video/comment from 4 years ago.
Im a professional card dealer. I suggest spraying each card with a clear coat resin. It helps with creases and shine.
How much was this box?
Ya that’s funny
I opened 100s of 78 Topps packs when I was a kid.
Fantastic choice going with the 78 Topps. I was alive in 1978 and I did buy a lot of them. Enough that I put the complete set together. I had 4 Eddie Murray cards back in the day. I only kept one for the complete set and sold the other three to buy more cards in the late 80's
I love how excited you get when you pull a hit! It’s awesome to be able to feel your love of the chase and collecting.
I’m from Detroit and as a kid I bought a ton of these that year. I got a ton of Yankees but hardly any Tigers. All I ever wanted was the Bird Fidrych but a pic of the card I cut out of Parade which came with the Sunday paper was all I ever got.
These look in great condition and remembered getting this set taken up in class during grade school. GREAT VIDEO!
WOW, this was my time collecting cards.. I remember all of these cards.. I just wish I still had them..
I had most of these cards from this year. I started collecting these for fun as a 6 year old.
Wow! Nolan Ryan card like that is a pipe dream.
awesome nolan ryan!! great throwback thursday!!
I used to live about 5 miles from this store. I took my son there a couple years back while we were back up there visiting family.
Oh, man. I’d love to have that Dawson gold cup card. My baseball hero.
Really cool break. Some good hits and happy to see the Ryan, Rose and other Rookies.
I love the 1978 Topps set. It’s one of the first I remember trying to complete the set.
cello packs are the way to go! Those cards look really nice for being over 40 years old!
Love throwback Thursday! So much fun. Bummer no Murray, but very nice Nolan Ryan and Jack Morris cards. Loved the Johnny Bench as well
Love old Topps sets!
PETE ROSE FOR THE HALL OF FAME!!!! ITS TIME!!!!
Great to see that you actually got one of the big cards in this one
Great stuff as usual Erik, keep ripping the old stuff brings back memories of my childhood I started really collecting hardcore in 1972.
that nolan Ryan man,my heart jumped outta my chest for a sec!!!!
Brings back a lot of great childhood memories.
Erik, thank you for this trip down memory lane!! I was 11 in ‘78 and had so many of these cards in my bike spokes 🚲=🏍🤷🏼♂️🤦🏻♂️we were kids!! LOL love the look. Pack freakin fresh!! The Hawk looked so young!!
I was 9 years old and 78 was the first cards I bought. Was at Kmart every weekend buying rack packs for 79 cent's with my allowance 😀
Awesome Nolan Ryan Card!
Hey there. I was 9yrs old when this came out. As I am 50 this year it’s making me feel old. Lol.
Oh man, thats a beautiful Nolan Ryan!
32:51 I hope Jonathan does include that note to PSA so they know it was pack to one touch. That will overrule any condition issues and instant PSA 10. LOL
Growing up 1990, 12 yrs old, I had a ‘54 Stan Musial and a R Yount Rk, I starred collecting in ‘89, went crazy when I got a Chris Sabo and Bo Jackson. Lol
Great break and great cards. You never lose the excitement of open up a pack of cards and finding that great card. Great video's so keep up the great job.
closest an adult can feel like a kid on christmas again.
I love these when I was a kid! we would look through the box for a star.
So many cards in that pack are PSA worthy.
Love the love for Robin Yount
Great video I had 82 Topps cards 1954 PSA 8 sad to say lost my job had to sale. This was 5 years ago,I wish still had them. Well that’s life.
love topps and these old openings are amazing i wish cards were still 50c lol
I love the old boxes from the 70s
Ryans a solid 9 to 9.5....amazing cardddd.....
I really enjoy watching the throwback video's the hunt for what could be in it
Wow! man wish i had a time machine. I love your throwback Thursdays!!!
Brought back memories of the old days for me. I can still remember being 9 years old opening 1965 packs. Thanks Erik for the memories, great open.
I really miss the days of buying cards, opening them, chewing gum, etc... good times!
Thats a good looking set would love to own a complete set. Congrats Jason C. on that Nolan Ryan beautiful card.
Great find
I love seeing all of these packs from before I was born being opened (born in 94); I love the history of the game, so it is awesome to see!
Awesome Nolan Ryan.
always great to see the older cards.
$8 in 1978 was worth about $31+ in 2019 dollars. Was super cool to see the Ryan right towards the end. Good stuff.
Great Throw Back Thursday Break. Lot of Hall of Famers
What is the point of having this resealed and "certified" by the baseball exchange when it's obvious the packs inside have been manipulated? (USPS box looks like it was inserted for structural support)
If this box was tampered with or repacked or anything suspect, there’s no way in hell they would leave that Ryan in there! With only three PSA 10 Ryan’s out there, there’s no way they leave it in there! That Nolan Ryan he pulled is between a 9.5 & 10 easily.
The back of the Ryan is off center. It's still beautiful though.
Awesome year for Topps!! Love the rookies coming out of here. Great video and congrats on the awesome pulls
Keep it up !!!!!!! Great !!!!!!
I love the old cards back then
Man. That was fun Jabs. I know 4yrs old , hadn't seen this one. Thx. Rainy Sunday fun. Lol
I was only four years old when this set came out. Started collecting around 1984
Those cards look so good and clean, 40 year old brand new card .nice
I used to buy these same packs as a kid in a grocery store in Wheeling Wv as a kid. I used to buy stacks of these cello packs every trip to the store....and comic books
That was a lot of fun.
Love the throwback series. Can't wait to see some older wax get opened!!
I love the throwback Thursday and this one was very exciting to watch.
Nice throwback video
I love seeing those old cards in such a good condition.
Beautiful cards. Nice to see them pack-fresh. Thanks Erik, this is a great series.
I used to have this complete set, In 1984 I bought a few Topps variety cello packs from a K Mart, the ones that come in a strip of 3 packs, when I opened pack 2 there was a probably PSA 7 or so 1962 Willie Mays, the year with the wood borders, being 84 it was only 22 years old and not worth anywhere near what it is now and I had a friend who ended up opening a card store in our town with his dad, he offered me a 78 Topps set still in the wrapper for it and I agreed lol, I kick myself to this day
Fantastic TBT! Thank you!
These cello packs were examined by the original owner who put in the USPS cardboard piece. I knew early on that the cello box was practically worthless. Experienced collectors can estimate what cards are in cellos since Topps sorting was predictable.
I just left that comment too, no response from anyone??? And that company who supplied/sold the box put a "security" seal on the box 🙄
Awesome break
Love all these old cards.
1978 Topps Baseball and Football cards were the 1st ones I collected as a kid, so they hold a very special place in my heart. I remember getting my allowance and going to the store to buy them.
Being a Tigers fan that was the best rookie year ever - Trammell, Whitacker, Morris and Lance Parish. Following year was Dan Petry and the year after that Kirk Gibson. Whomever was on their scouting staff should be in the hof. Set the stage for the '84 championship
Old breaks are fun
That was cool. Never seen a 70s box opening before.
The box design is cool
I love these cards I was 13 years old when they came out
Great cards. I remember opening these when I was a kid.
jack morris is all over ebay in a psa 9 for around $60.00 to $80.00
Love the 1978 topps set
Love this set. Just received the Murphy card in mail today off eBay. Hoping to complete Braves set from this as well as HOFers.
Thanks for sharing!! God Bless!
Hitting those 70's is awesome!
that Nolan Ryan was great
When I first collected, I stumbled across a collection at this garage sale. I regret passing it up.
Hope to see 1970s boxes more often in the future! I know they cost an arm and a leg.
The Nolan Ryan card is fu.... sick!
Nice box bust! Took me back 40 years. I actually knew a lot of the players on the card backs pre-opening; I used that skill to bag a '74 Aaron when I was 8.
Hello it's me Ronnie Earl I enjoy watching this cool
Really enjoyed this video, how the video is done, your explanations. really brought back some memories. Collected mainly in the 1970’s, but things happen sold off my collection, if I only knew then what I know now, there might have been a few great cards I had, considering I had around 50,000+ cards, only if we could go back in time, lol. I’m sure I had a few high $$$ cards. This was probably the last year I bought cards. Makes me want to get back into collecting again.
Great Video....real Baseball cards.
crazy how some of these old boxes survived
Erik...cannot say it enough....you are the man..!!!
Big Jim
Throwbacks are always so interesting
Awesome throwback Thursday. I wish I would have bought into it