Is there an award for being your 50th subscriber?? love the video gna pick up couple boxes for the series 2
@bdpsportscards10910 сағат бұрын
Ha. Nothing for 50. Sorry. Appreciate you tuning in, though. Ripping wax from those years brings back so many great memories. I love doing it. Let me know how it goes.
@johnson847812 күн бұрын
Love that dark cap Matty with the partial double name. Gorgeous Cobb as well!
@bdpsportscards10912 күн бұрын
Thanks! Appreciate you checking out the channel.
@FunnyFamilySkitsDJB15 күн бұрын
Woah! This card is so cool!
@bdpsportscards10915 күн бұрын
Thanks! Appreciate you tuning in.
@FunnyFamilySkitsDJB16 күн бұрын
This is so slayyy
@bdpsportscards10916 күн бұрын
Thanks!!!
@sofiaburmeister316519 күн бұрын
Nooo not him!
@bdpsportscards10919 күн бұрын
Might have to get used to it
@sofiaburmeister316519 күн бұрын
Thats a cool haaland
@bdpsportscards10919 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@beliedat245723 күн бұрын
Slab values are 100% based on demand and has nothing to do with supply. I have a cj stroud teal gem 10 with a pop of 5 that I cant give away. Downtowns have pop of 75 and sell for $5/6000 😂
@bdpsportscards10923 күн бұрын
Downtowns are super hot because every breaker in the known universe is artificially pumping them up. Yes. Demand drives pricing, in any market, but supply usually has a lot to do with that metric, as well. Supply and demand are inextricably linked, but not an exact science
@beliedat245723 күн бұрын
@@bdpsportscards109 the teal have an actual print run of 35 😂 way more rare. Hell orange scope are printed twice as much as the teal. No idea why the teal get no love. Ultimate short print card of optic. It’s the rarest pull from megas
@beliedat245723 күн бұрын
@@bdpsportscards109 I offered it for $1000 on eBay and couldn’t sell it lol. Pop of 5 print run of 35. Makes no sense to me. I’d rather have pulled his downtown lol
@bdpsportscards10923 күн бұрын
@beliedat2457 It’s a strange phenomenon, but happens every year. Certain sets/inserts don’t get the love they deserve. You’re right. It should be more valued and sought after. Hard to explain.
@bdpsportscards10923 күн бұрын
Yup. Crazy to say but…
@bettylongo414224 күн бұрын
Love the checkerboard….always enjoy your videos
@bdpsportscards10924 күн бұрын
Thanks, Betty!!!
@VintageBreaks25 күн бұрын
That is a MONSTER brotha! That your pull?
@bdpsportscards10925 күн бұрын
Yup. Topps Chrome has been pretty good to me
@user-yn7vr1xu7xАй бұрын
The conspiracy theories got annoying
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
Sorry you didn’t enjoy it. For the record, they’re not theories. I may not be one of the big players in the collecting world but I know a lot of them well. Some are friends. They’ve confirmed how PSA operate and that the process is anything but unbiased.
@LuckycardpullsАй бұрын
That was a solid box
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
Yeah. No complaints. I’ve had good luck with Select soccer over the years. I’ve been trying to avoid Panini products of late but this box was marked way down and I couldn’t resist. Glad I picked it up. Thanks for tuning in.
@DripzDropzАй бұрын
I like your commentary when you open stuff, just watched the 93 fleer opening too. Good perspective and some good thoughts on players, helps me (new to the older stuff, but have been picking up collections to sell - get acquainted) Even this box, I don't really like baseball much but learning about some players through this is cool!
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
Thank you! Glad you like the content. Appreciate the positive feedback.
@user-mp9cd7sd4tАй бұрын
Cracking a PSA 8 slab to resell raw to someone and not disclosing that seems beyond sleazy...
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
It’s not about keeping something a secret. This PSA grader gave the card an 8, the next might give it a 9 or a 10 or a 2 (I’ve seen it) What’s the difference between selling the card raw before or after it’s been in a slab? It happens every day in our hobby. Many of the raw cards up for sale or auction have gotten grades collectors were unhappy with/didn’t agree with, which were then cracked and listed. I’m sure I’ve purchased many cards that had been in slabs, previously. I always follow eBay’s rules and am fully transparent anytime I’m asked a question. I get where you’re coming from but grades on cards are opinions, not facts. We’ve all cracked and resubmitted subpar grades and gotten 10s in the past. It happens all the time. That Stroud may very well be a 10. Remember, PSA hired hundreds (if not thousands) of new graders a few years ago. Some are good, some are not. They barely trained them before sending them into action. Grading cards was never an exact science; now it’s a complete crap shoot.
@DanDuncan7Ай бұрын
500 Subs, Congratulations! I was name 182... 😪 Congratulations to the winner !
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
Thanks, brother! Sorry you didn’t win.
@beliedat2457Ай бұрын
I just pulled a CJ Stroud Optic teal velocity from a mega box. I’ve been selling raw cards on eBay for 5 years now. I’ve never messed with a graded card in my life. I looked it over and cleaned it up. It’s headed to PSA next week. None have been graded yet and I’m pretty sure the print run is super low for the teal. Like /25 or /35
@beliedat2457Ай бұрын
Also could you explain what an up charge is? Thanks!
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
I believe they’re /35 but I’m not certain. Panini messes with the colors of the velocity from sport to sport and it’s hard to keep them straight. I deal almost exclusively in raw cards these days when it comes to modern but there are times, like with your Stroud, that getting cards graded still makes sense.
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
@beliedat2457 Sure. What PSA does is ask you to select a value when submitting for “insurance” purposes, so if the card gets lost in transit or damaged during the grading process (happens but rarely) you’ve already set the replacement value. There’s no arguing. So, what most collectors do is submit at the lowest grading level and wait to see what PSA does. PSA charges a grading fee based on the value of the card, not solely the service they provide. Essentially, they take a percentage of your cards value in order to grade it. For instance, if you get a $5000 card graded, PSA charges you more than if you get a $500 card graded. Yes, before you ask, they are the only grading company that behaves this way. It is a very shady business practice but it’s baked into the cake because SGC and Beckett simply don’t have the market share to challenge PSA or force them to change their ways. In my sub, I sent all the cards in with an assumed valuation under $300. A lot of those cards raw or in a PSA slab exceed that value but I’m never going to do PSA’s dirty work for them and agree to pay more than I have to, up front, to grade the cards. You can usually get away with it if your cards are sub 1K but once they cross that threshold or if PSA needs an infusion of capital, they’ll hit you with an up charge. So, I paid $14 to grade that CJ Stroud Checkerboard. As soon as the grading team assigned it a 10, they flagged it and I was sent an email. The email informed me that the card required a grading fee of $74, not $14, and I needed to approve the change before they could proceed. That’s an up charge. Grading cards can get expensive if you’re grading big cards and they get good grades. I once got a $450 up charge to grade a Mahomes rookie auto that I submitted in the 2nd tier. It got a 10 and they hit me with the up charge. It’s unscrupulous but brilliant, if you think about it. They give no extra service, simply charge more money. But, in the end, you’re happy to get that email because it means the value of the card you submitted just went up significantly. I know this was a long answer. Hope that explains it.
@beliedat2457Ай бұрын
@@bdpsportscards109perfectly! And thanks for taking the time to respond.
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
@beliedat2457 Anytime
@johndepoley3724Ай бұрын
I did pull last year a yellow Justin Crawford auto #/75 from target.
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
Out of a what kind of box? That’s a nice pull! Especially out of anything retail. Congrats!
@johndepoley3724Ай бұрын
They are nice cards anyway. Wish I would pull a checkerboard let alone a downtown.
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
Appreciate it. The 2nd half of that sub has some fun stuff in it as well. Thanks for watching!
@johndepoley3724Ай бұрын
Did you have trouble finding optic nfl 2023 in your area
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
@johndepoley3724 Yeah. That stuff has been really hot. Downtown value has exploded recently.
@johndepoley3724Ай бұрын
I've got a lot of great rookie cards and sp rookie cards of strouds wembys Richardson's and so on. I collect them. I don't get em graded. I collect. You can't go by just their rookie season you gotta wait till they have a long career to value their cards. You sell a year after their rookie season over hype you lose in the long run.
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
I hear ya. Collecting cards is different for everyone. I grade modern cards often times to sell them and capitalize on the hot new rookie or player of that moment. I’m a vintage collector at heart. Thats what I hold onto. That’s my passion.
@TeabagonyouАй бұрын
Calm down with the conspiracy theories. The Rice has a back bottom white corner you can see with the naked eye.
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
It’s not a conspiracy theory. It’s reality. I’m not saying the Rice should’ve gotten a 10. It’s not a 10. An 8 is a fair grade for that card. What I’m saying is that you and I have no chance of ever getting a 10 on a card like that. Even if it were perfect, it would take an act of God to make that happen. If you don’t think PSA artificially controls the pop counts of older wax, you’re kidding yourself. They’ll throw some bones to the segment of the hobby that have a financial stake in PSA and they’ll do it sparingly to boost sales when they need an infusion of capital, but if you think graders have autonomy and that the quality of the card is the primary factor in the grade it receives, then you’re not paying attention. That’s not a conspiracy theory, that’s the game as it’s set up. How many 86 Jordan’s have gotten 10s in the last 4 years? You think that’s because all the packs of 86 Fleer opened in that time were inferior to the ones opened in the 40 years that proceeded it or do you think PSA made a business decision when card values exploded and competition increased to keep the pop count on that iconic card low to keep the value high? There are a thousand examples like that across the hobby.
@TeabagonyouАй бұрын
@@bdpsportscards109 Checkerboard Stroud was very lucky to Gem. So you win some and lose some. Grading is subjective. I only send cards that will gem and they still mint some but at 70% Gem rate I can’t complain.
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
@Teabagonyou At 70%, you’re doing very well! You have a good eye.
@StrongCards88Ай бұрын
Came to say the same thing lol. Stroud should be a 9 with that corner too
@TeabagonyouАй бұрын
@@StrongCards88 well off centered as well. I will take wins on my biggest cards even if some smaller ones don’t Gem.
@joelkaplan2157Ай бұрын
The upcharge on new cards gets me upset 😡 I understand insurance and whatever but process they do to valuable card is same as they do to $1 card
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
I agree. It can be infuriating and it’s a shakedown, for sure, but part of the game if you grade with PSA. The PSA slab still adds so much value, when compared to SGC or BGS, that everyone just swallows it. Doesn’t make it right, but as long as the hobby treats their product that way, they can keep doing it.
@TonyLightTravelsАй бұрын
How do you enter the jersey giveaway?
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
Follow the link below: Autographed NFL Jersey Giveaway! PSA/Beckett Certified. Free to enter! Subscribe and Win! kzbin.info/www/bejne/on7cZGWvYqyaY80
@TonyLightTravelsАй бұрын
Saw a break on whatnot last night first time on the app and dudes were paying 450 to 900 bucks for repack cards some dude paid 2000 bucks for like 5 teams and hit nothing tons of gimmicks going on i didn't even know what i was watching.
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
Whatnot is crazy platform. Virtually no regulation or oversight and it used to be worse! There are deals to be found on the app but you have to be very discriminating and wary of any breaks with repacks. I’ve had success hanging around and getting into things in smaller rooms with less activity. I’ll also try and be on the app at off times on less popular days. A Wednesday morning around 10am, for instance. Not much going on but some cheap breaks with potential. As for the kind of repack breaks you’re describing…they are a nightmare. The repacks are always loaded with cards no where near the value the spots sell for and those streams prey on problem gamblers and folks with money to burn. They can be entertaining, at times, but more often than not it gets sad watching people buy spot after spot and struggle to stop.
@TonyLightTravelsАй бұрын
@bdpsportscards109 yeah that's what I was thinking I doubt I will participate unless like you Said I find a low cost high value break, i dont like breaks tho learnedmy lesson few years ago. Thanks
@TCGAllStarsАй бұрын
Great pull the charizard ❤❤
@bdpsportscards109Ай бұрын
Thanks! We both kind of thought so but I don’t know Pokémon well enough to be certain of anything. Looked it up after we finished filming and found out what it was.
@sofiaburmeister31652 ай бұрын
Kidssss!
@bdpsportscards1092 ай бұрын
Yup. Great product for kids to rip.
@sofiaburmeister31652 ай бұрын
Wow you really didnt see that second auto, did you?!
@bdpsportscards1092 ай бұрын
Completely missed it
@VintageBreaks2 ай бұрын
That Card is a Beauty <3
@oo-wx1nr2 ай бұрын
Barry was "not allowed" to score in side the 5 because he was not a short yardage back. Any back not trusted by coaches in some situations is not the goat. Regarding your claim that Smith did not break tackles by linemen or linebackers. You are just mistaken. Consider the second half of the second Superbowl. Bruce Smith and Daryl Talley both had him dead to rights in the backfield in that drive. Smith still turned that game around when the Cowboys fed him the ball in like 7 out of eight plays. Cowboys were either tied or losing until that drive. Yes, there were times he ran through big holes, that is true if just about every back, including Sanders. In that Superbowl drive Talley plugged the hole and Smith blew by him in the same hole and pick up positive yards. Buffalo defended it perfectly in terms of positions. The hole was plugged. But Smith still went through it. This is speculation, but speculation based on years of loving to watch Smith and Sanders, but I do not think Sanders runs that play the same way. I think Sanders bounces it out of the hole and either has a big run or gets dropped in the backfield. That is the strength and weakness of Sanders. He will gamble to go for more and sometimes it does not pay off. In a game when your currency is downs, that can put your team in bad situations. You keep mentioning Jim Brown. Jim Brown played behind 3 Hall of Fame lineman, two more than Smith and yet you did not once mention how great Jim Brown's line was. It seems that there is a little bias here.
@bdpsportscards1092 ай бұрын
Yes. Jim Brown ran behind hall of fame lineman, but Brown had as much a hand in them being hall of famers as they did. Jim Brown was a much better football player than Emmitt Smith and you’d be hard pressed to find anyone who’d take Smith over Brown in their backfield. As to your point about Emmitt breaking tackles and making plays in that Super Bowl or in the regular season…yes Emmitt was a very good running back. A great running back. In the history of Football, there’s an argument that he’s a top 10 back of all time. I don’t subscribe to that argument and he’s lower for me, but I’m not saying he was an average player. He was great. What he wasn’t was close to the greater of all time. He should not be in that conversation and far too often, is. He’s Chris Carter, not Jerry Rice. That’s not bad, but if Carter had been a Cowboy and won 3 super bowls as the #1 receiver (which he would’ve been) Cowboy’s fans would be talking about him in the same conversation with Rice, Fitzgerald, Moss, but those of us who saw those guys play know he wasn’t that. That’s what I’m saying about Emmitt. He played a really long time. He was durable and that’s not nothing, but he’s only looked at the way he is because of the top line stats and that’s not how you judge a ball player, in any sport.
@oo-wx1nr2 ай бұрын
As you mention Rice, why is he not disqualified in his accomplishments and labeled a stat stacker because of his longevity or because he played with two hall of fame quarterbacks and a very successful Niners organization. You throw out Rice's name like it is a given, and I agree with you, but Rice is subject to the same criticism as Smith and yet you throw his name out as if it is a given that he is great but not Smith. Rice played for 21 seasons with two hall of fame quarterbacks 3 Superbowl wins several playoff births, 4 conference finals. Why is Smiths accomplishments diminished by longevity, team success, and team talent, while Rice is just assumed Goat?
@oo-wx1nr2 ай бұрын
@@bdpsportscards109regarding Chris Carter analogy: Smith did not just play for super bowl winning teams. He was THE major factor in the success of those team. That original line with Aikman and Irving went 1-15 before Smith came. The cowboys with their line, Aikman, Irving, Novichek, were 1-6 without Smith. Their line, Aikman, Irving, Novichek were struggling to stay in the one Superbowl until they fed the Rock to Smith. The only lineman with any pomp before playing with Smith was Larry Allen, and Smith had two Superbowls and three rushing titles before Allen came. There are few multiseason succesfull teams who relied so heavily for their success on one running back.
@oo-wx1nr2 ай бұрын
Forgive me. But I disagree with several of your points. First, Curtis Martin had less catch percentage and less catches than Smith. Smith's receptions puts him at like 152ish all-time receptions, a stat dominated by receivers. His catch percentage, I believe is over 80 percent. Second, ypc is situational. It does not consider downs, distance, goal lines, competition, or importance of the game. Smith's ypc is affected by longevity and short yardage situations. If you remove all his runs inside the five yard line, his ypc goes up. Compare to Sanders. His ypc is barely affected. Barry was taken out of a lot of short yardage situations. 3rd, when you say Smith played behind a dominant offensive line, I have to ask which line? He played for 15 seasons on two teams. There are several different lines in that time. He had three rushing titles before Larry Allen came into the NFL behind one or two undrafted free agents with years of play and no accomplishments, even having the worst record in NFL history 1-15. Smith's numbers in his last few season on losing Cowboy teams were as good as Elliot's first four seasons and Elliot outperformed his peers in those years. The talent loaded Cowboys were 1-6 without Smith in the lineup. While Deteoit was 4-3 without Sanders and Sanders' two backups put up 100 yard games. I believe Smith is underrated. Goat? Debatable. But still underrated.
@bdpsportscards1092 ай бұрын
Appreciate the response. Allow me to address your points one by one. My issue with Smith as a receiver isn’t that he doesn’t match up favorably with wide receivers, it’s that he’s 13th all time in receptions among running backs (soon to be 15th as Kamara and McCaffrey are less than 10 catches away from passing him), despite playing way more games than almost everyone else on the list. He’s behind the likes of Matt Forte and Ronnie Harmon. Furthermore, a catch percentage over 80% is not an accomplishment when the great majority of the targets are within 10 yards of the line of scrimmage, which his were. In fact, anything less would indicate a receiver with a hands of stone. His YPC average isn’t a product of goal line carries. I’ll let you look up how many carries in his career happened inside the 5 yard line and what percentage of his total carries they represent. I’ll give you hint, it’s a very small number. Barry was taken out of the game in short yardage situations but that didn’t boost his YPC, it simply resulted in Barry having fewer touchdowns. I addressed the longevity/compiler argument by looking at Emmitt’s YPC by season as well as his career. In his prime, at his best, in his best seasons he could barely hold a candle to most of the backs I listed, certainly the ones at the top of all time list like Sanders and Brown. I won’t even have the line argument. To suggest that the Cowboys line of the dynasty years in the early 90s, behind which he gained most of his yards and scored the bulk of his touchdowns, wasn’t one of the three greatest offensive lines in professional football history is just silly. Yes, he won one SB without Larry Allen. Look at who else was already on that team leading up to 1994. Look, I’m not saying Emmitt wasn’t a great running back. He was. But to suggest he’s in the discussion for best of all time, as many Cowboy fans and someone like yourself seem to be suggesting, is crazy. The numbers don’t back it up and anyone who watched him play knows he simply wasn’t that guy.
@oo-wx1nr2 ай бұрын
@@bdpsportscards109I agree with much of what you responded. I do think 80+ percentage means something. I think it is indicative of the kind of back Smith was. Dropped passes, loss of yards carries are losses of downs. Losses of downs puts the team in a difficult situation. Losing downs puts decreases your teams chance of success. Gaining a few yards consistently is better FOR THE TEAM than inconsistent boom runs. The claim that you make that Brown made his line can be said with demonstrable evidence of Emmitt Smith and his line. That is what Nate Newton claimed if Smith. For his first three rushing titles, he had two undrafted guys with no all pros. One lineman was cut from the redskins. again, with the length of his career, there were a lot of different lineman. He just happened to be behind the beat line for 15 years. I do not buy it. Many of Smith's original line where in the league for years and never went to a probowl or all pro until Smith. This is demonstrable. Additionally, if Smith's line made him great rather than the other way around then why did Smith so out perform his backups while Sanders backups outperformed him. "Anyone can run behind that line" is demonstrably false, we saw that scenario. We saw the scenario of others running Behind Barry's line. It is demonstrably. I did do the work looking at ypc removing goal line runs from both Smith and Sanders, my conclusions are demonstrable in that. Smith's was still like 2 tenths behind Sanders, but that does not include other in game short yardage situations. The play by play stats back then are not as thorough as they are now. There are great scat/open field backs like Sanders. According to Sanders, he tried to run like a rabbit. Sometimes you need that. Sometimes you need a bus like Bettis. Smith is neither as illusive as Sanders nor as powerful as Bettis, but he was a really nice blend of the two styles that made him an every down, every situation back. Another point about Smith is his post season production. Regarding durability and performance, he had the equivalent of an all pro season in post season performance. He generally performed better in big games. That testifies to a players greatness. The claim that many of his stats were in situations that did not matter is not entirely true. The giants game at the end of the 93 season was a big game, and Smith played big regardless of what extent one believes he was hurt. The Superbowl I mentioned, the cowboys rarely have the ball to him in the first half and it looked like the bills were going to win just as they did in the regular season when Smith was out. But the second half of that game was different from the first half and the earlier game in one way - not the line, not Aikman, not Irvin - Emmitt Smith. That is greatness. For me greatness is not about the best in this one dimension or that dimension. Greatness is not blowing up yards in a climate control dome in a week division. Greatness is being one of the best all round backs, good in the most situations, who plays big in big games. That is Smith. There are others as well. I know this is unpopular opinion, and I glued in whenever Sanders' played, but I do not think Sanders is all that great. A couple of years I even had him on my fantasy league. His running style was difficult to block for, Lomas Brown testifies to this. Dancing backs are hard to block for, you have to hold blocks longer and anticipate changes in the direction of the play. I believe, as fun as he was to watch, Sanders style was a liability for the success of his team. The success of his team and his backups while he was out demonstrates this conclusions. He also underperformed in the playoffs. I may be mistaken but I think there was a year when the Lions beat the Cowboys in regular season game and playoffs, clearly being the better team, yet Sanders underperformed in that playoff game. If I wanted a highlight reel, I would pick Sanders any day. However, If I wanted to build a winning NFL team, I would take even Bettis before Sanders. Please don't hate me. I love Sanders, but i want someone who spends the currency of downs and consistently has something to show for it. I want a back the line can be encouraged to know that when they put on the block he will fall forward. Sorry for the long rant on probably what seems like craziness. I get it.
@DanDuncan72 ай бұрын
Almost at 500 Subs 💪😎 🤝🫡
@bdpsportscards1092 ай бұрын
Almost. Trying to get up that hill. Thanks for the support. Really appreciate it.
@sofiaburmeister31652 ай бұрын
Sweet card!!! 🎉
@bdpsportscards1092 ай бұрын
Thanks! It’s a beauty
@bronfain49182 ай бұрын
Shits mostly a scam other then real boxes sealed opening up. Keep up the vids
@bdpsportscards1092 ай бұрын
I agree. Thanks for tuning in.
@prestoncanter9043 ай бұрын
Nice finish to the series! Looking forward to more content in the future.
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@prestoncanter9043 ай бұрын
I really enjoyed this series though I think I would have liked to know how much each break cost. Hope you can find the missing mystery hit!
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Thanks, Preston. I thought laying out the pricing might make the whole process too cumbersome. More so than it already was. Almost all the breaks were less than $40 with a couple straying north of $50. There’s one more installment coming in a few days. Spoiler alert: The cards I was looking for are finally revealed.
@prestoncanter9043 ай бұрын
@@bdpsportscards109 Fair enough. Either way, it was a fun series of videos. I continue to enjoy all of the content you put out. Next step 500 subscribers!
@bettylongo41423 ай бұрын
Fun Disney cards…. Some good hits!
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Thanks, Betty! As always, appreciate the support.
@matta93163 ай бұрын
Love the 90s bball rips - def brings back the memories!
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Thanks. I enjoy doing them and my son loves seeing the “old” cards.
@FunnyFamilySkitsDJB3 ай бұрын
In the beginning I saw a character with the same last name as Jyn Erso!
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
You’re right. Maybe those two are related. Thanks for tuning in!
@MF_DOOMer3 ай бұрын
He's not even the best RB in Cowboys History. It's Tony Dorsett.
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Absolutely!
@sofiaburmeister31653 ай бұрын
Happy birthday hottie
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Thanks! Appreciate the compliment
@zzura42353 ай бұрын
best thing i’ve seen all day! let me tell ya!
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Thanks! Appreciate the kind words.
@mpetromilli3 ай бұрын
This!!!
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Yup
@mpetromilli3 ай бұрын
Oh wow cool!!!
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Thanks, my man!
@valaryrojas45923 ай бұрын
We love Star Wars 💅
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Who doesn’t?!
@valaryrojas45923 ай бұрын
Wow super cool cards !!
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Thanks, Val!
@xavierbroderick54983 ай бұрын
That Cinderella card is worth 6.5k
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Ha. If only wishing made it so.
@cloudsey420sufccards3 ай бұрын
Good stuff bud 👍 sweet video. 👊
@bdpsportscards1093 ай бұрын
Appreciate it
@zzura42354 ай бұрын
cool stuff dude ! very informative !
@bdpsportscards1094 ай бұрын
Thanks
@xavierbroderick54984 ай бұрын
Jontay porter is innocent!
@bdpsportscards1094 ай бұрын
Ha. I suspect that’s the minority opinion, but there’s always a chance
@bdpsportscards1094 ай бұрын
This was a fun video to make but my kids were bored listening to me talk about the cards for 15 minutes. A lot of squirming after they did their part.
@ijalbrc58854 ай бұрын
Green code card, tough
@bdpsportscards1094 ай бұрын
Is that a bad thing? Didn’t know that. What color is the good one?
@lucasroten68704 ай бұрын
@@bdpsportscards109black is the good one green basically means your probably not going to get anything good
@bdpsportscards1094 ай бұрын
@lucasroten6870 Gotcha. Thanks!
@bdpsportscards1094 ай бұрын
Appreciate the help
@lucasroten68704 ай бұрын
@@bdpsportscards109 any time
@DanDuncan74 ай бұрын
Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 Hope it was a good 1... Been nice to see ya hit something good 🫤
@bdpsportscards1094 ай бұрын
Thanks! Yeah. Would’ve been nice to pull something cool but always fun to rip wax, anyway. Thanks again.