PSA Reveal 80s Baseball Part 2 

Thanks for the note. Bo was like someone who jumped out of a comic book and I really don't think we will ever see something like that again. It felt like every time he did something you were asking yourself - Did that really happen?

Thanks so much for the note and honored to have you aboard. All of those cards came from packs opened in 1987. They were either stored in a binder or in card boxes for 32 years before I submitted them. I was definitely pleased with this return from PSA. Will see if I have the same luck with my Griffey grading submission that I hope to see by May!

PSA magic!

Thanks for the note Keith. They have a Quarterly Special link on their website and used to have pretty good deals here and there. There aren't any now and my guess is they wont have similar specials in the future but you never know. Worth keeping an eye on. I think the days of grading these types of cards are over for a while

Yeah, they dont have a 9.5 but do half grades the rest of the way down the scale.

Thanks so much Robert.

LOL indeed. Thanks for the note.

Thanks so much. I do really enjoy the 1987 Topps set and it is really hard to find cards in great condition. You really realize that when you go through 25 of one card and only pull out 5-10 that may make sense to send in. Happy Holidays

Although the price increase is changing what I may send in for grading, I would probably limit the amount of the same cards in a given order.

Thanks for the note and the compliment? It made me laugh pretty hard. Now I need to go listen to some Bill Burr videos and see for myself.

So I’m not the only one. It’s boss

@@tylerwilcox1764 You are not the only one!

Thanks so much for the note and for watching.

Tough? Are they more durable than other cards, or something?

Thanks for hopping in. There will be more giveaways in the future so keep your eyes peeled.

Thanks so much for the note. I was pleasantly surprised overall with the grades on them given the questionable quality control back then

I opened an obscene amount of these during 1987. It really was a great set.

Thanks so much - glad you enjoyed the reveals

Let's hope so. :)

Hi Dave, thanks for the note. A lot of the cards that I've graded recently have been sold but I still have a decent amount plus about 1,000 currently at PSA for different purposes IF they ever come back.

@@cacsports I live in Canada. I'm 65 and liquidating and would like to get some cards graded but with the long lead times I don't know what to do.

@@davearchbell9921 Since August I've been submitting every month figuring that I would have a steady flow of cards coming back to continue to liquidate a bunch and keep some cards. Unfortunately the flow back to me stopped in the first week of December. I don't think there is a way around the lead times so I would recommend you start and hope for the best. That being said, I am starting to sell some cards raw even though I had originally planned on grading them. In those cases I am making the decision that the additional value and wait time does not make sense. Hope the thought process helps.

@@cacsports Thanks.

Thanks my friend. Glad to be of service to help you have better submissions :)

@@cacsports 😂😂😂! Crazy the difference between your hockey, basketball, and baseball how they graded. I assume you evaluated them the same.

@@groundzero270 You would think, but I am not really sure.

Thanks for the note and your opinion. 84-87 was a pretty good run.

Few things are better than Bo.

Thanks for the note, they are always fun to sort through.

Thanks kind sir. I agree, guess those binders were safer than I thought.

Very much so!

Thanks so much. It was so great living through the Bo Knows years.

It sure was a great player in 2 sports

I agree, thanks so much.

Thanks for the encouragement! I knew they were tough but was expecting a little better results on those.

Thanks for the enthusiasm, I really appreciate it. Although it gets a lot of crap, the 87 Topps set was a really great one in the history of cards.

Thanks so much!

Thanks for the note and for watching.

Thanks so much - you are the second person to say that but I've only heard it on this channel, never before in my life. I watched one of his videos recently and didn't really hear it but will check out some more!

Thanks for the note Victor. For the most part I don't necessarily know the values either at record/reveal time but perhaps I can try to add some graphics during the editing process on some cards that give an idea of the current market value. I'll give it a try.

Thanks for the note. It is a Gem Jordan Rookie in the background, good eye. But I won't have it much longer.

Thanks for watching Scott!

Thanks so much for the note and for watching the video. Unfortunately someone was quicker to comment to win the Larkin.

Thanks for watching the whole video and participating. Unfortunately someone was quicker to the draw and the Larkin has been spoken for.

Thanks for noticing! I love that card.

I love your card too. =) Regards from Europe! :D

@@ronal144 Can't wait to be able to visit Europe again.

@@cacsports I hope! :-)

This made me laugh. There were probably more issues but I couldn't bear to look.

Thanks! Bo was just amazing to watch.

I find that with Donruss in that era I either love or hate the designs

How can't you like the 84 Donruss and in my opinion the 85 Donruss that black with red stripes is just a sexy design very hard grade though.

Thanks for watching, how did you make it through the whole thing? :) Unfortunately someone was quicker to the draw and the Larkin has been spoken for.

Congrats, you were the quickest on the draw. DM me your name and address on Instagram @cacsportscards. Thanks so much for watching the whole video!