Checked my childhood stash and did pretty good. 74 Winfield, 73 Clemente x 3, 73 Willie Mays, 70 Thurman Munson, 75 Robin Yount, 71 Bert Blyleven, 70 Hank Aaron x 2. I am glad mom didn't throw them all out!
Raw sells and values are all over the place so probably to difficult for him to find an accurate value. Best bet is look at Beckett book values and cut it in half and go down from there based on condition. Low grade values that are actually graded are easy to find on PSA web site
Just like you hoss had all if em wrapped a rubber band around them treated em pretty bad had no idea oh dont touch my card you might bend ths corners my willie mays willie stargell my willie mccovey cards staring at me in my shoe box boy how times have changed
I don't have too many from this list, but I do own #'s 17 (1970 Aaron), #16 (Fisk), #15 ('78 Ryan), #12 ('73 Ryan), #9 ('73 Mays), #7 ('71 Garvey), #2 (1970 Reggie, I JUST picked one up yesterday for $40, don't see hardly any flaws). Also have the '75 Brett rookie, but it's the regular. All the cards raw of course. Picked up a '69 Mays too, but that's for another decade....... Cool video! I see I already commented, I've picked up a few more cards since then.
I had a lot in the early 70s, Roberto Clemente, and others. Saw a game in 71 at three rivers. I had a lot but always tried to get all the Pirates but didn't. I think they were 10 Cents and had the Bubblegum, still remember that smell!
I never could say Bly Leven naturally. Yownt was definitely new to me though, I always thought it Yunt. All these names and not enough time to think 😅😅 Oh well, the video can't be edited. Thanks for the tip!
I’m a bit of a “tomboy” my dad passed 8 months ago and left me a lot of awesome cards. I have the 71 Clemente, it’s nicely centered and nice corners but the black boarded has chips.....I saw on Google there’s a pic of one that graded a 10 thru PSA but if you zoom in the chipping seems worse then the one I have?
Wow I have more than just a few of the Cards on this list and really haven't haven't paid a whole lot of attention to them because they are all in old albums. I have a couple of old basketball albums that have cards from the Late 60s and 70sb. I know 1 of the albums with the baseball had a old tag from 1981 that for $5600. Matt you wouldn't believe the stuff that was in this this house boxed up and in plastic toats from a estate auction in Mazon il, I bought that didn't sell in the original auction. I paid $160 dollars for everything and it took me 2 days of loading up the all the toats, boxes and I still haven't gotten to open it all up and go through the stuff because I don't have the space or time.. but so far you name it I have it even books from the late 1800s . Looks to me someone passed away and it was all packed away and every since it didn't peak anyone's interest to take the time and go through it all ! I have a huge basement and I filled a 3rd of it with the stuff! Unbelievable
Don't mean to be a troll but that '71 Thurman Munson is not his rookie card, his rookie card is in the 1970 set. It's also hard to find in a psa 10. And you've got both of them on your list, still no 71 PSA 10's tho....
@@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR hell most of those 71, didn't come out the packs in gem mint damn black border always had chips, beautiful card liked the 72s also sorriest set was the 74 traded a real nothing burger had to hand collect that one but I did enjoy the challenge do coins also thanks and good luck
I have the hank Aaron home run king in good condition. Sadly it’s been in a tops binder my dad found in a shed since I was a kid . But for being in the binder it’s really not all that bad
Very cool video! I don't own many of these, just the '70 Aaron (got recently for $30), the '78 Ryan, '73 Ryan, '73 Mays (my first Mays ever), 'and the 71 Garvey. None are graded, just have 'em. All in pretty good shape. I wouldn't add many to this list, or take many off either. Maybe some more Ryan cards '70-'71, the '75 Brett (regular), '72 Clemente, etc.....
I bought a card collection from a guy on drugs. He sold me his grandfather's collection. The cards are all from the 70s, 80s and early 90s. A lot of rookie cards. Including Michael Jordan's college basketball card. Nascar put out 241 cards. I have all of them. Where do I go to have this looked at? There all in excellent condition. Some of them are in plastic sleeves. There are about 2500 plus cards from all sports.
First off, be very weary of anyone that jumps at the opportunity to look through these. There are some scammy guys out there. Secondly, if you want the most bang for your buck then you should sit down and look through them yourself. You bought the cards as an investment and it sounds like you got a good deal, lol however I do feel bad for the grandfather. Invest some time and learn what kind of treasure you scored. Decide which cards would be worth having grading and which should just be sold on eBay. That's what I would do. You have all the resources you need online.
The top 25 cards of the 70s are ones that THE PERSON WHO PULLED THEM FROM A WAX PACK NEVER INTENDS ON SELLING. And of course that varies from person to person. Not only which cards but how many. Maybe its 150 maybe its 2 full pages (18).
Do you actually know who Robin Young and Bert Blyleven are? You mispronounced two very well known players. I liked the video, but cringe hearing you say names wrong.
I have 1975 to 1985 complete sets that went from pack to binder and been in binder for about 35 years. Sending to get graded and yes ex mint sharp edges but the centering for some aren't the greatest
You should specify when a card is a last year card as well, the two I remember off the top of my head were the 76 Aaron and especially the 73 Clemente, otherwise great video
There are probably thousands of stories like mine, but I had every one of these cards when i was a kid. I can't blame anyone but myself, as I gave them to my younger cousins when I went to high school. And they weren’t even interested in baseball. Uuuuggghh. It still hurts to this day.
Playing baseball or watching baseball and baseball card collecting are two different hobbies/activities. It’s similar to paintings and painters. People like to collect/buy paintings but have zero interest in painting or even learning how to paint.
I have a stupid question for ya. How much does it cost to become a member with PSA? I was looking on the site and must have overlooked something. I saw your video on the steps to get them graded for a first time member, and I think that got me hooked. I have a lot of sports cards I would like slabbed. Can you help me?
Just go to e bottom of their web site and click on the monthly specials link. Then click on become a PSA member. I put the steps in my how to submit video. Let me know if you can’t find it.
Great video. I wonder how many of these that sold were trimmed and altered as part of that PWCC/ PSA scandal they are investigating. I have to imagine that scandal, is going to raise suspicion on many of the gem mint 10s, thus hurting the value. Time will tell.
If it was going to hurt the value it would have happened already. My belief is that most collectors just don’t really care. That’s ones with the big money anyway. Why else would they continue to buy from PWCC and Probstein and continue making record sales?
@@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR I'm actually thinking more like 20 years from now. When people look back on this era are they going to think this was the PSA scandal era and question any cards graded during the scandal years? It really depends on how this investigation plays out.
Great video, awesome cards that seem like just yesterday were on the shelf.Im glad these cards are doing so good.Gives us hope for the collector,and creates new collectors to.Thanks
All of Pete Rose cards through the years should be the ones to watch in the coming years. You know he will be put into the hall of fame one day. You can't keep him out with all he has accomplished in his baseball career. So if you get a chance, i would like to see where his cards are at know money wise. An where they will be in lets say 5 years from now. Especially if he gets inducted into the baseball hall of fame. Great video. 😁👍
Hi I have 1974 baseball cards in great shape. I have the whole set which is over 600 cards. I am interested in selling them. I have had a lot of health issues but I took good care of the cards when storing them. How can I go about selling the cards in the best way.
James, I'm looking as well. My late FIL left my wife and I a massive collection only half sorted. Been breaking boxes of the unsorted stuff and found a treasure trove of 70's cards. His whole collection ran from the 70's to around '95/96.
Take a close look at the #1 Clemente card. Bottom 2 corners show specs of white on the corners and look at the bad centering, thinner on the bottom and right borders. Shouldn`t be any higher than an 8.5, or a stretch to be a 9.
I have the 1970 topps hank arron card card number 500 I know this video is a year old has the price went up any on this card great video I'm thinking of sending it somewhere and getting it graded
@@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR Really enjoying your site. Appreciate the comment. 🙂 The PSA situation is new to me. Am I understanding correctly? … It sounds like only the "10"-level PSA cards get the thousands-of-dollar bids. (And only rookie cards are premium bids as well) I feel like I may have a gold mine here with some of my cards but not sure. Is the only way to get the high bids by going in person to auctions? Doesn't seem like eBay has those really high bids like in your Top 25's, etc. but haven't looked in depth yet. Thanks for any help.
I have two of the 1973 Nolan Ryan cards and one of the 1971 Steve Garvey rookie cards. They are in great shape, but wouldn’t grade a “10”. I appreciate your videos and they way you present the information.
I’m hesitate to remove it from the plastic it’s in and there is another Ozzie Smith card behind it so I can’t see the year. The front of the card is identical to the one in the above video. Could I send a photo to you via email or Facebook? Thx.
I have #3 Ozzie Smith I have the complete 1979 set is there a way I could speak to you?? I can’t believe it’s worth that. I just went and looked and it looks really good
Clay Moore yeah I found out that my centering is off as well. I didn’t realize that was why that card sold for so much. I assumed if you had the card in good condition it was worth money lol. I have a lot to learn about baseball cards lmao 😂 thought I was going to have some retirement money to put into savings. Smh back to the drawing board
Hello it's me Ronnie Earl and I have been blessed with a great selection of cards 1975 up to 1990. And most of are in mint condition. I love the art of collection.
