It was a pleasure to see your collection it took me back seeing some of those incredible pieces

What happened with the items you monetized through the Collectable app?

That wasn't no collection that was a museum sheesh gotta give Joel the title 🐐

its sad thats it is locked away for no one to see its waaay too much

Seen him a few times at the Robert Morris show in Pittsburgh a few times. It always seemed he'd show up right after I sold the items I brought to that show. Like the Cleveland Falcons and 1st year Baron items the 1920 W.S Unassisted Triple play Ticket stub from Cleveland and the Mint 56 WS Perfect game Program and a Full Mint ticket. Loved talking with him. I didn't know all of this until later on he was like everyone else looking for unique items like myself he's a down to earth guy with a Amazing Collection. I can't wait to see some of this in Person...

Couldn’t agree more

Yes, I agree!

Agreed. Let's look at this much deeper than whats on the surface, though; What makes an incredible collection an incredible collection? One word: value. Lets be honest with ourselves for one minute: if these items were only a few-dollars per item, do you honestly think anyone here would care?

in a way true, but they are stored like that for a reason. it is against fading.

OMFG 🤣🤣🤣

Dude, we all are

"Look at all those balls!"

Hahahah

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I was thinking the same, there is a point were you just run outta the ahhs and ewws and just be quite and take it in! I have seen some great memorabilia collections but nothing close to this. Wouldn’t it be great if MLB,NFL,NBA would come together and help with a museum

Honestly, HOF would struggle to identify alot of stuff without it being spelled out for them. The folks running that place aren't very educated. I've shown them a number of original photos they couldn't even begin to describe to me, and that's IF I was lucky to even get a response from them. Furthermore, last I checked, HOF takes donations, but why would anyone want to just donate their stuff they've spent their money and lifetime acquiring? Would you just want to hand over expensive items you spent your time and money on, just because the public might be interested? I know I wouldn't. Maybe offer it to them on a loan to display it. That's the only option I'd be willing to do. Those items like the game-used jerseys and such that are 1/1 items? No way in hell those would be donated. You have to put yourself in these peoples shoes sometimes and understand why they probably haven't opted for those types of options.

@@vintagecollector5340 I don't think they should give it away. It's just on display, they would still own all the stuff. My comment was also before hearing him talk about the museum they were planning to create. It still deserves to be on display rather than sit in trunks.

@@jcleveland9056 I agree, but I also own alot of stuff I wouldn't want displayed. Alot of what I own has likely never been seen before by the public, but I really have no desire to display it. At some point in the distant future, it might end up at a big auction house, but that's as close to thr public any of my personal collection will get. Alot of risk is ran with public display.

@@vintagecollector5340 what kind of stuff, just curious?

@@jcleveland9056 I own many rare and original photos. Some is going to require some deeper research, like the photo believed to be Ernie Banks 1953 color barrier break with the Cubs. I also own rare and original rookie photos of F. Robinson, W. Mays, H. Aaron, M. Schmidt, etc. Most of the stuff still needs authenticated, but it's all very rare stuff.

These were all obtained at a different time when the 'value' was sentimental at best. I'm sure he made most of these asks in the context of putting together a sports 'hall of fame' collection before these athletes were inducted to their respective halls. As others have mentioned its just too bad this isn't available to the wider public for interaction/viewing.

just tell him it is frank chance not fred

He said wow more than he did Market Movers in this video 🤣

Wow is appropriate but some more researched questions would of been nice. He left a lot on the table so to speak.

The guy should block Ken's number. He would be calling him every day asking for a piece to auction.