Love the 1917 Collins - Mccarthy cards ❤ , some of my favorites !!

Thanks for sharing, John. Saved the best for last.

I’m glad I started finding some Wheaties cards. Half my body mass came from eating wheaties as a kid! Never saw the 82 cracker jacks!? Love the full size!

Loved the Palooza episode with Rick. You guys were a tough act to follow. Always love the cards you show

Love the stay off my lawn quote! One of you upper echelon collectors suggest to interact more with the chat next year

Scarce and nostalgic beauties! I'm always impressed by your vast knowledge! 😊👊

It still amazes me how many cards made Jefferson Burdicks American card catalog long before the internet. It seems like a very small number of pre-war set that exist that aren't a T, N,W, E etc.

Great cards John! Very cool Topps Vault cards. I hadn't seen those before! I loved the "get off my lawn" segment of Hobby palooza! It was amazing! Would of been better if you cared more!😂

Great cards as usual John! Love the Wheaties Ben Hogan.

John you not only have a great collection but the obvious knowledge that has come with your true passion and love for the history and present moments that make up our lives.

Your cards are always great, but honestly, it’s your knowledge and passion for our nation’s pastime that keeps me coming back. Thank you for sharing, my paisano!

Gave a video like. Great cards, John! Really enjoyed watching you and Rick on Hobby Palooza.

I’ve been waiting to see your Topps vault sheet, it’s super cool! Congrats!

Great cards, so rare. Thanks for sharing

Great items as always. Love the energy and knowledge I gain every time. Appreciate you sharing.

.390 is impressive. hopefully he can get .400

That Hans Lobert story was from the Lawrence Ritter book, The Glory of Their Times. Do yourself a favor and buy the audio version. Amazing to hear Hall of Famers like Sam Crawford and Rube Marquard talking baseball. Hans Lobert, Smokey Joe Wood, Fred Snodgrass, Chief Meyers, and Rube Bressler are also featured prominently. Love seeing your cards. Thanks for sharing.

Man all of that is so incredible. That Kenneth Williams image is a beauty. Love all the early golf too. You know what doesn’t make par? 4 terrible shots and 3 putts. Don’t ask me how I know. I would say I don’t care, but that’s a lie. Oh well, more money for cards.

As always, great stuff, but I could never stop caring 🥺. Cheers!

Interesting question for you. The back of your 1917 cards clearly show "Baseballs hall of fame". The HOF was founded in 1936 if I recall. Some sort of a delorean / time travel situation? Curious the story on that if you happen to know

Love your 1917 Collins - Mccarthy cards ❤ , some of my favorite.

you forgot that Eddie Morre hit the last "Bounce" HR 1930

I love me some vintage

I have some Topps Vault Wacky Packages items!👍😎😇

Great stuff. And the Live with Rick was awesome as well

Hard to tell on my phone, is Ty Cobb smiling on that card?

Don't know the past can't respect the future.

JM..thankj for the shout-out..if you need more interesting events let me know. I got a million

Great Cards, John. You know what I like to do during 2nd period break of game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals, I like to look at some Mangini baseball cards.

"...driving to the national you get a flat tire and get stuck at a crack house..." Holy shit dude!

Damm it every time i look at your videos,off to ebay i go ,,thx

So many cards I don’t like that I know I need. 😂

Very nice cards. I was hoping you were going to show a modern soccer card. Then I would have said about it, “I don’t care.”

Great video John. I saw those comments as well with the “I don’t like vintage cards”. It’s great that you have your opinion on cards but guess what I don’t care!!! Haha. Thanks

sweet batch of cards , and a slogan to live by " I don't care' let me go tell that to my Boss , my customers , my woman hmm . I best keep that to myself

I wonder if there is a way to find out how many were actually made of the Hornsby …love the card thanks for selling it to me …lol only kidding

Puro sicko cards

I was going to comment. Now "i dont care " to. :)

You can afford it.

E CARDS ARE A dumb ass waste of time! If you don't have the actual card in your collection and it doesn't actually exist you ain't got nothing for your money or investment

We need less of Eddie Moore

Nice share John. I remember seeing the Cracker Jacks after the fact and apart like the signed Bob Feller but I don’t remember how they were distributed? Were they inside the rectangular boxes of caramel corn? The Buck Weaver is great, reminds me of one of my favorite movies of all time, Eight Men Out. Buck fought to clear his name with MLB for being implicated in the Black Sox scandal in ‘19 & for the next 37 years until he died in 1956 he fought for his innocence. The Walter Hagen reminds me of another great movie “The Legend of Bagger Vance”. When Walter Hagen hooks one over the sand dunes into the ankle deep tide pool and miraculously hits one back onto the green!