I enjoyed the conversation guys! Thanks!

Always enjoy listening to you guys visit!

Boring subject again😢

Keating is the man. The more content he is on the more of that content I shall watch.

Anyone beginning collecting should listen to you two. Weaving great advice through the narrative.

Love the 3 Stooges...visited Curly's grave in East LA some years ago. He is buried close to Max Baer Sr.

Great conversation, guys

I need to get in touch with that '70s show and see if I can help him help me complete my '70s sets

Getting back into the hobby I decided to start collecting complete sets…it is a rabbit hole

Another great episode! It would be fun to see Mike’s Josh Hamilton PC someday

Fun conversation guys. Enjoyed it.

I’m a new fan of John and his channel. Not only is a big Nolan Ryan fan but he’s a part of hokie family. Class of 99! (Horticulture) Go Hokies!

Entertaining hour

That dealer did very well on the collection. I feel bad for the original seller.

John, do you have any interest in Sportscaster cards from the late 70's? Would love to have a conversation if you are.

It did make me laugh imagining Keatings ole Shop dealer watching Chris and Mike flex what a monsterous and quickly turned around return they got off him on youtube. I said it on Chris' video but it's worth saying again for those of us who are accumulating some value of cards with which we will leave to our family/heirs; educate them on the value of the cards and the best methods for which to best sell them (i.e. not to card shops or youtubers like these blokes lol)

It always makes me happy hearing, “You won’t be hearing us talk about any chrome or shiny stuff here.”

Two of my favorite guys, talking about my favorite subject! Great stuff

Another great one 1️⃣ 🎉

Boring again, dr. Beckett is boring😢

Boring topic😢

What is the title of the 49 Leaf book?

Gave a video like. Great discussion!

Good show and nice to hear. Question: what is both of you your top 5-6 KZbinrs that you follow that are in the hobby and you just enjoy watching. ie they are just regular collectors like I am. Thanks!

Hey Mike, I really enjoy the content you put out, thank you for all you do for the hobby. Along the lines of acquiring hobby knowledge, I have found an alleged authentic Christy Mathewson card that I am having a very hard time identifying and/or authenticating. Just wondering if you'd be willing to take a look at tell me if you recognize it. Thanks again for all you do. Jason

Always enjoy listening to you guys talk. Thanks again

Well dude how else are you supposed to look through and enjoy your sets without wrecking/wearing them without albums/pages? I mean if costs what, $400-$500 per Heritage set/year if you count the SP's and the basic non-serial numbered inserts (don't go without those as especially the ones about historical events are just as if not more interesting than the set proper) then you owe it to yourself to have them in albums so you can enjoy them properly! Not just hidden away in a box and forgotten about :(

Congrats on the SI gig, Danny. Fun discussion of hobby knowledge. Thanks to Jefferson Burdick for keeping the books, to start. The periodicals of the 80’s were to huge, and it feels like the internet/KZbin is really maturing in terms of dynamic sources of trustworthy information. Well done fellas.

Great convo. Nice blend of a Golden Age and Hobby Think Tank episode!

Great conversation, lads! And congrats, Danny on the SI gig! Terrific!

 Forgive me for going off on a tangent somewhat... The internet has been, and remains, an incredible platform for knowledge-sharing, and for convenience; however, it's also allowed those who find communicating in person with other people daunting, the ability to disengage; ironically, whilst they are very-much connected with the outside World, they are very-much 'disconnected' in a physical sense. That, in my opinion, has led to, and intensified, the social issues we see to-day. It's heightened the inability of some people to read basic human signals and emotions. Not that a card shop is a petri-dish of the human specimen and human emotions (I suppose opening a pack of cards can be a snap-shot though, haha), but it at least forced shy people to build up the confidence to engage with people. Too easy now to just click 'buy it now', and have the mail man deliver the item to your door (and hide behind the couch until he's gone, so no human engagement needed there either). Food for thought.

Thanx fellas all great points an places of knowledge i use them all myself daily ....also anything super rare from my childhood hobby journey that was in a display case or in beckett that was basically an "urban legend" an wayyyyyyy outta my snow shoveling and lawn mowing reach 😉 is what i chased when getting back in early 2018 like i never missed a beat! As well as some modern i believe will be super stars or HOF down the line! Im a long haul type collector and a fast bread , rinse an repeat Dealer 😉💯💪🏻

I acquired a lot of knowledge from sifting through the Beckett almanac. When I was making a checklist for my 82-96 hof diamond king autograph collection, that's how I discovered the leaf canadian greats and the 2 Dks from the learning set. And it was quite fun finding those items. Even more fun aquireing them

I like the Honkytonk Man

Just finished listening on Golden Age 👊👊. Mike I am one that listens in full no breaks. I love podcasts more than videos and audible books for the win. 3rd for me is youtube. The rest of the socials im out 😂😂. Fun stuff as always 🤙🤙

Yeah boy

Emphasis on destroyed by bike spokes and whole collections thrown away by moms. Because............ Its just pieces of cardboard. If youre paying $100 for a piece of cardboard, you're gambling.

Awesome box but, out of 144 cards, i think u showed 37 of them, oh well.

Keep in mind that Topps may not have even released the triple auto card yet. Since they have the bounty out for the card, they might be waiting for most of the product to be sold and then release it. That way, Topps maximizes their revenue for the product.

Anything can be an addiction (hobbies like crafts, collecting, traveling, etc.). Although some of them are very destructive physically and mentally like d**gs. For the above first mentioned, moderation and balance are key.

Boring show, get better topics.😢

Great conversation on bounties and the gambling in the hobby. The modern hobby is not for kids anymore. Am I wrong? Parental Involvement is recommended

Thanks for having me on, great discussion guys.

I dont mind binder pages, so long as the seller doesnt fold them up with the cards inside and ship to me in that way.

Does anyone see 1950s and 60s baseball cards losing value as the boomer generation dies out?

So glad your back on these Mike and this one with Chuck was awesome thank you for taking the time to make these episodes. Its always a must listen 100% of the time 👊🤙🤙

I love Chuck's enthusiasm and love for the cards. I wish he made videos more often but I always enjoy when he does.

If there's a downside to displaying one's collection out in the open, it's that it makes things very easy for a burglar carrying a big black bag marked "swag."

Good to see GAOC back; Chuck was a good return guest! I knew you’d come around on the 5 decades set Mike, and T206s 😍😍😍

Thanks for net54, didn’t kno about it.

Great conversation. Makes me wish I bought more vintage when I got back into the hobby in 2016.