Nice stuff man. That Brock and Doby are sick.

Another great video!!! And the RC cans...wow

Hey Steve thanks for the great channel, I am glad to see someone who likes vintage and not caught up with all the madness of card collecting today. I started collecting in 1969 i was 8 years old. All of my old cards got thrown away. So now i am trying to piece my collection back

You are absolutely correct. PSA should have your graders Name and qualifications in the paperwork. All grading companies should do this.

Gave a video like. Enjoyed the video with your thoughts and cards shown. Love RC, always enjoy seeing those cans. Thanks for sharing

Really enjoy your videos.

wow RC Cola cans! I remember these!

God Bless you and yours too!

Growing up in E. Providence the theme song for TV 38 got me more excited than anything. Nice autographs, really liked the Rizzuto and Doby. Good hearing your thoughts, Steve

Great video sir! I am not a huge grading fan but will buy graded cards. I have submitted a few within a year and just didn't care for the price and wait times to get them graded. That was a phenomenal series tribute on Thursday, I watched the pregame show, and my wife actually took time to watch part of it as well! Such a great history to the sport as well as the culture and the stories about playing in those days. Thanks again!

Becket Vintage is great!

Hello. It took me awile to figure out you were saying Bruins. I hear Browens!! Ha. I'm not a hockey guy, unless it's Orr or Gretzky, but ran across a decent '72 Cheevers and a few other "Browens" cards I'd be happy to trade.

There has to be specialist in vintage cards at PSA from 1900-1970 or something. The problem before PSA people were Duche bags that were trimming cards and such. I had 2 graded recently from the 90s 1951 B Ted Williams was one and it came back trimmed

Hello Steve, are you Portuguese? Great collection and display!

I still use beckett as a guideline. Not all cards are found online and to me online pricing is arbitrary.

Before even watching the video - You can't feel a slabbed card, you can't feel it's weight, its texture etc. you can't do a lot of things with a slabbed card.

Hi Steve, WSBK-Tv 38 with Don Earle and Johnny Peirson were as good as any announcing team IMO. Peirson always seemed to get the call right as a colorman. And Don with his patented "and here comes Bobby"! Cant remember the opening song name, but the tune I will never forget. Imagine, there's probably hundreds of thousands of people our age and older who can say that right now. And that is the impact that Bobby Orr & Co had on us. You're interesting to listen to. Hope you keep at it.