1914 & 1915 Cracker Jack Baseball Card Treasure Found w/ Shoeless Joe Jackson

[@NorthFlPicker]

That is a nice collection you picked up. I’m not sure how your video was recommended to me, but after hearing what you said about those of us who serve or served, you have a new subscriber and my respect. Thank you

[@JustCollect]

Thank you very much for serving! We're excited to have you join our channel.

[@conniemartin7888]

I have a few of those mini crackerjack baseball cards, can you tell me what they would be worth if I send a picture of them?

[@Meet_Me_In_The_Pit]

What a find...that e95 Wagner is a beauty....I was lucky enough to stumble upon a collection while in Florida fixing my grandfather's house after he had passed...a neighbor that was good friends with my grandpa stopped by several times throughout the week I was down there and was a very nice guy...he had mentioned that my grandpa had given him some baseball cards when we had talked the first time and the day before I left he brought them all over along with a fishing pole my grandpa had loaned him and said he didn't feel right keeping the stuff that he felt it was for me to have and my grandpa knew when the time came that it would somehow come into my possession. Well ended up not going thru them until I got back home to ohio...there was alot of 60' and 70's hofer's...hank aaron,maris,stargell,mays and 2 Pete rose rc's but the card that kinda caught me off guard was a 1941 play ball joe dimaggio graded psa nm-mt8 i was shocked to say the least because i knew the price of this card had to be substantially more than anything in my current collection...i just wasnt expecting psa to have it listed at 60k and there only being a pop of 30 at psa 8.it was the only 40's erra card in the box...never even knew my grandpa had baseball cards and in the box was also all of my grandpa's medals he had earned during his time in korea...the story I was always told was my uncle had taken them and sold them yrs ago for whatever purpose so I was kinda surprised to see them and when I showed my mom she started crying...they meant alot to her because she was a kid when my grandpa was shipped out so I went to hobby lobby and bought a very nice shadowbox and mounted all the medals inside and gave it to my mom...the cards will stay in my collection until my son is old enough to appreciate them and not look at them just as something of value

[@JustCollect]

That's a wonderful story! We're sure your son will appreciate the collection your grandpa left to you.

[@TheCardFanatic]

Read every bit of that... Have to say, how sincerely happy I am for u. For the nostalgia, and sentimental situation these cards/the situation are for u. So glad that u didnt sell them. Everything anymore is always dollars there's littoebthay makes sense to some butcointing a few cents.... Cheers brother, enioy them. I wish I had a grandpa in my life to where i could rememner period, the memories and to have aphysical representation of them esp being one. U dig anyway is just icing. Had my childhood vard collection and prob had more stickers or close to. I knew who panini was far before they took over in 2012 or w.e year. I'd give anythig to have thhose back, but then couplingit with having a gpa, those memories, and hos card collection. I am sorry this was long and def typos but it really made me smile

[@NuthinFancyCollectibles]

Another wonderful collection. Did you or someone else go back to get what you couldn’t fit in the car? Loved the “ What About Bob” reference. Some of that was filmed in Franklin County, VA.

[@AdamDGN]

This is such a cool video and story. I live in Massachusetts and I’ve noticed a lot of stored away old collections come from Massachusetts!

[@EricHelms-y4w]

My son use to collect baseball cards when he was younger , then came girls and then the Marines. His specialty was weapons. He spent his first 4 yrs in the Armory, then boredom set in so he went back to training now he serves In the infantry . We always talked about how cool it would be to stumble upon a collection like your story. I shared it with him and he thinks that is single handed the coolest thing he has heard about in a long time . Congrats to the family to find a good buyer and congrats to you for what sounds like a buy of a life time. God bless and Happy Holidays.

[@JustCollect]

We thank your son for serving!

[@victor-hg1nv]

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[@leehaskins307]

cool vintage cards… enjoyed it...

[@ciarancrilly2132]

Very enjoyable video. Combination of thrill of the chase and treating people fairly.

[@Collectorholic]

That was awesome. Nice pickups. Thumbs up and bell hit!

[@JustCollect]

Thank you! We appreciate the subscription.

[@theratedrabbi]

What a wonderful story. I got such a vicarious thrill watching this. One of those Cracker Jacks wouldn't happen to be a 1915 John McGraw, would it?

[@JustCollect]

If you're interested in a McGraw, we could check our inventory! Send us a message through our website at JustCollect.com

[@ObsessedCollector]

Nice pick up!!! I think you guys are only like 20m away from me =)

[@JustCollect]

Stop by our store any time!

[@prestonpans4822]

What is the difference between the rounded and straight corners on the 1915 Cracker Jacks?

[@JStottlemire1]

Was this the 15’ Jackson that just went in the Mile High auction?

[@David-fv7zg]

This may be asking too much, but Im dying to know what your evaluation of this collection was.

[@Kerplakistandan]

That will never be disclosed to the public, for obvious reasons.

[@JohnWalker-p6p]

Can you find hard to find vintage cards ?

[@JustCollect]

We can! Reach out on our website at JustCollect.com and let us know which cards you're interested in.

[@JohnWalker-p6p]

@@JustCollect do you have a number to reach out ?

[@j-sonS]

I wonder if there are finds like this in defunct chinese counterfeiting warehouses.

[@retropalooza]

Woah woah woah, how do u show a new stash of found cards AFTER THEY BEEN GRADED. Any auction house on earth would want to get to em upgraded. I've seen people walk away from bidding millions for the sole purpose they got GRADED. That hole in the wall collection a fine example the second highest bidder admitted had they been upgraded he would of bid his blood and not have lost. I really getting sick of these grading companies. There's more of these cards out there, people just don't want to say anything to protect em. Some day some 99 years Olds gonna pass on and more are gonna get tossed or identified.