Great video and super returns Bob. The Rollie Sheldon was my favorite. Congrats on the great returns and thanks for sharing.
@SweetBobAWBАй бұрын
I've realized that the older players don't waste time getting signed cards back to you. So many quick turnarounds last week, and this week.
@esehuddaville2 ай бұрын
Great returns. Thanks for sharing. Stay well. Have a great week
@SweetBobAWB2 ай бұрын
Thanks, man. Learning about some of these 1960s baseball players has been fun. Lots of interesting tidbits I found about some guys that I should get back in the next couple weeks.
@kitescuriosities7717Ай бұрын
Love that Ward. Met him in 1996 at the mall in Tallahassee, Florida. He was signing for a charity. Wonderfully nice guy. That Wegman is nice, too. He’s on the Brewers Wall of Fame.
@SweetBobAWBАй бұрын
I've always heard Ward was super nice in person. Glad he took a moment to sign my cards. Not many Heisman winners do TTM. Andre Ware & Mike Rozier are just a few that come to mind.
@tewcards232 ай бұрын
Nice Returns! Definitely resend to Duffy. I got him a few months ago. Unfortunately he smudged his auto really bad on my rookie card of him. Really enjoying the vintage returns. That Glenn Wilson return is pretty interesting. Looks like he was feeling pretty generous that day lol.
@SweetBobAWB2 ай бұрын
I'm shocked my Duffy cards didn't fall out. I re-read my letter and was second-guessing every word to determine if I said something wrong or anything that had a 0.001% chance of offending him. I now assume it just got misplaced in the outgoing mail pile that he already signed.
@jaypilon8281Ай бұрын
LOVE these crazy returns. Man epic. Sweet 70s cards. You got some huge returns.
@SweetBobAWBАй бұрын
I was flooded with 60's & 70's guys for the next video. I sent out a ton and thought they would just trickle in, but they are fast signers.
@jaypilon8281Ай бұрын
@@SweetBobAWB Thats awesome! I dont think I have most of the guys you got back.
@SweetBobAWBАй бұрын
@jaypilon8281 I'm fortunate that my LCS has a ton of common-ish cards from the late-50's through early 80's for pretty cheap. I go in there with a list and spend hours thumbing through cards.