A Behind The Scenes Look Of A HUGE Sports Card Manufacturer! 👀

[@Bean1312]

My favorite part of the tour is seeing that they evenly distribute the cards across the boxes. It's nice to see some "quality control."

[@DocM49]

Panini scratching their head going. What’s quality control?

[@Bean1312]

Haha@@DocM49

[@jasonsimpkins9069]

It should all be random.

[@AmberZRose]

I wonder how many cards go in that guys puff vest during a work shift.

[@CHUGIES]

My favorite part is seeing how confident they are in their process and allowing you to show us what goes on behind the scenes

[@victoriacuevas1646]

why is everyone commenting "my favorite" is there something i missed lol

[@Hectekk]

I liked how excited they were to show you what they do. They have pride in their work.

[@Kybone]

100% this

[@andrewthaman-ey4qb]

they are scammers! i bought a 400 dollar box of 2023 leaf metal (5 autos of 2023 rookies or prospects) and one of them was a redemption card...well after they took my 400 dollars and lied about what was inside the box then couldnt send the redemption card they ACTUALLY sent me a no name auto from 2021 class...how is that in any way showing the customer any kind of respect you speak of in this video?

[@sarbatime9142]

@@andrewthaman-ey4qb suuure they did. You probably work for Panini

[@andrewthaman-ey4qb]

​@@sarbatime9142they did...your making a fool of yourself...in two ways because i also hate panini due to the fact i collect baseball cards...no point in commenting anymore as i can already tell you were dropped on your head as a child.

[@poppachuck1881]

My favorite part of the tour was the box making & sorting. Super rad to see it hands-on and thoughtfully done. Thanks!

[@CurtisWoody-v6i]

Owner seems genuine and my outlook on Leaf has completely changed after. They way they hand sort every box is fair game and awesome value for every customer, officially a fan of Leaf.

[@SmeagolsSmegma]

lol… you too bad they’re worth a big goose’s egg on the market. Nobody buys leaf in resale.

[@Kybone]

​@@SmeagolsSmegma tell us you haven't been paying attention to the market in the last 6 months without telling us you haven't been paying attention to the market in the last 6 months

[@CurtisWoody-v6i]

@@SmeagolsSmegma wasn’t really focused on the return rather just the enjoyment from the product and knowing what you’re buying every time. I can see Leaf being a strong PC for someone

[@erratiqgaming]

@@SmeagolsSmegmalol all my leaf cards have done more in profit and total gross and have sold faster then any Topps or panini card I’ve ever had.

[@michaelmeissner6294]

@@SmeagolsSmegma cant be more false now

[@hossmaki1]

So cool how hope and transparent they are, and are so excited to share everything with you.

[@andrewthaman-ey4qb]

they are liars and will rip you off!

[@NJRipzSportsCards]

Favorite part is how excited the owner was about the products . Shows he actually enjoys the hobby and giving great cards to his consumers !

[@nathandomingos7023]

My favorite part of the tour was how nice each person was and how excited they were about doing some of the designs and the uniqueness of each product!

[@carlogoud1639]

I hope one day they got the licenses. They make such cool products!

[@luvwwe]

please no as much as i agree with you having that will nuke the quality

[@chunter3882]

If they are paying $100 million dollars for licensing then they will have to raise the prices per box/cases. They are doing it Perfectly. If this was a Panini box it would be $1,800.

[@carlogoud1639]

@@chunter3882 you re right. Didn’t think about that haha. Then let it be this way. 😁

[@thedistanttraveler6561]

I rather have multiple (but limited) companies have licenses than exclusive licenses with just 1 company

[@PedroSimoes-sp7ln]

Are u kidding me!!! If the was a panini produce it would be the same price as immaculate 40k... Wud u rather pay 40k n 9 outta 10 times get 1k to 3 k in cards or pay 40k n get 100 card 70 being auto's n the rest memorabilia n base??? I think it's a no brainier...

[@maicocayonte9996]

My favorite part of this tour is how excited the owner in his explanation of their product. You can see the pride in his eyes.

[@cory8286]

Favorite part was seeing the process of distributing hits. I always thought this was randomized by a sorting machine, but the personal touch to make sure each box is "taken care of" is actually pretty sweet.

[@ecom472]

Yea assuming they dont decide who gets what box.

[@djtucker3763]

My favorite thing is seeing the assembly process along w sneek previews i really like Leaf products one of my favorite mfrs and especially for the value. Tough to beat. 😊

[@FMFnumber1]

My favorite is how “mom & pop” the shop feels. Seeing the boxes done by hand is a nice sight to see.

[@km_whelan]

Best part of all that is that they let you see all the behind the scenes stuff. It was cool being able to see how they hand select what cards go into each box.

[@hostilewarrior03]

Seeing how they piece together boxes with the hits was interesting

[@specv23]

I love Leaf. Wish they got more respect. Seeing those multi-sport Autos was definitely my favorite part.

[@justintrimm1096]

I like how they had all cases together and there wasn’t a special area with huge hits just for backyard breakers. Thanks for taking everyone along with you for this awesome tour.

[@jimbrady735]

My favorite part of the tour was seeing the machines that wrap the boxes

[@r3dhatguy455]

So cool to see this. I wish a company with passion for product like Leaf could get the NFL license. Imagine if they were doing official products.

[@Tyler_hoh123]

No I don’t think that’s a good idea then rpoducts would need to be way higher I like having them cheaper

[@jethro7572]

My favorite part is how little machines are used and how hands on they are! Nice of them to give you a tour and to allow video so we can come along for the ride!

[@nathanscales5634]

I liked how they choose what gets cool patches and what gets the more plain patches. :)

[@sterlingmckibben5543]

What I love about the tour is how you can see the passion they have for the hobby. I also love the hands on even distributing of the cards. Great product!

[@journeyman_cards]

Best part is the lurker in black 'subtlety' making sure nothing gets swiped at 16:15

[@Phoenix_Cards]

Thanks so much. This is awesome to watch. My favorite part was the putting boxes together.

[@nunzi83]

Leaf is so underrated it’s crazy.

[@zupchile2274]

Guy called Bartolo Colon...Pedro Martinez 🤣🤣🤣

[@AjayDoesntMiss]

Awesome video My favorite part was the fact that they hand make the boxes, it's awesome that they actually care about what their customers are getting.

[@pasadenapulls8037]

I love how they hand separate the cards to ensure as much fun as possible in a box.

[@Brookscards13]

My favorite part about the tour is seeing all the cards and my favorite card I’ve seen is the Giannis booklet and I follow u on what not

[@jasonsimpkins9069]

So cases and boxes are NOT random. The whole card collecting hobby is a scam.

[@chadheinlein1203]

My favorite part of this tour was seeing how they put together each box and case. They truly care and put together each box with thoughtful consideration. Awesome video!

[@curtisgibson6579]

My favorite part of tour was the fact they are completely hands on. Great variety and distribution of big hits fairly

[@2Gr82Brk]

My favorite part of this video is when the PBA bowling cards waiting for autographs were shown. Bowling has been a huge part of my life. 40 years doing it. Knowing the greats, competing against them, and seeing them on cards is so exciting. I thank you for the inside look of Leaf and how they work. Absolutely amazing. Good luck to all.

[@markcrouse2823]

The whole tour! Very cool to see behind the curtain. How they manually seed the boxes HAS to be the best job there, to see/hold all those great cards.

[@paulmajewice]

My favorite part of the video was seeing the quality control that goes into sorting through the autos and game worn patch card. Love to see the behind the scenes!

[@theopsambreaks]

I wish I could go on this tour!

[@329joker]

Awesome to see the work and enthusiasm that goes in each box. Really cool unique boxes with rare cards that someone will be happy to open. Cool tour!

[@Starset04]

Favorite part of this tour was seeing the art of sports cards. Amazing what they can do without any sort of license.

[@alleverett450]

My favorite part was how they hand-picked each card to put it in a box! That takes a lot of work!

[@bcooper27]

Very cool video. For a guy (me) who once owned a Sports Card shop back in the 90's and traveled the country doing card shows, I would never have thought some of these great products came out of a small building like that. I had these visions of large factories, machines, etc. Goes to show the quality hands on small operations with good people can do great things.

[@randysmith9791]

My favorite part was how they put together a box or product. The patches, autos, and 1 of 1’s are sick! Great tour, love the behind the scenes!

[@shawnshanks1851]

My favorite part is you taking the time to show us collectors how this process works. This is the best sports card video I have seen. Thank you and Leaf for sharing.

[@jusking1]

What a great experience. My favorite part was watching them assign and build cases. Pretty cool!

[@josephhenry1260]

I really enjoyed seeing the collating process. Ive always wondered how the decisions were made for products like that. Thank you for the tour!

[@PerdomusTV]

Definitely favorite part of this is seeing how they go ahead and choose where the cards go. Really shows their way of thinking when putting them together!

[@VegasParadiseBill]

My favorite part of the tour is seeing how Leaf distributes the special insert cards to each case. Great video!

[@johnburke1175]

My favorite part of the tour is the explanation from start to finish on product distribution. Excellent video all around and I'm excited to purchase their product when released!

[@DistortedCulture]

My favorite part of this video, is learning what work, passion, and dedication goes into making this product.

[@RacinRob]

I’ve always wondered how it worked with players who have passed. So to see they ran out of Pele stickers was neat to see. But also sad that they will no longer have his autos on products. One of my all time dream cards, a Pele auto!

[@nvrbckdwn003]

My favorite part is seeing all of the attention to detail and thought behind each card. Thanks for the behind the scenes look! Excited about the brand new Leaf metal baseball box!

[@TomAgFan]

Hey! My favorite part of the tour was the how they layered the cards before they are boxed up

[@favreforever0461]

Loved the video. Favorite part was seeing how the boxes were put together with the different level hits.

[@colonelsportscards]

Favorite cards well are the cards where they said they found old childhood photos. I like the transparency of leaf shown from this video. Great job!

[@nathangabrys1454]

I actually love seeing how hands on the people are, it shows a lot of appreciation for the product. That’s my favorite part of the tour.

[@curryn2]

I love that they sort out the cards for the boxes. It's cool to know that they're hand picked rather than packaged through a machine. You know the quality will be good as well. Great watch!

[@hockeyfan6657]

That was really cool to see. Only part I was actually looking to see was encasing. But great tour! My favorite part was seeing how they separate into boxes.

[@stayawesomecards]

So AWESOME! Great designs and well thought out. I love the multi sport auto cards and the multi sport photo cards. I think Leaf is really doing a great job. No nonsense with base cards, everything is encased. Brilliant!

[@aljohn24son]

I can't believe every box is just up to one guy. What a life!

[@Chekmate99]

what a scam

[@Phillyfan42089]

Favorite part for sure them showing the boxes and the cases. How they out them together. I always also thought they knew where they were going but as you also saw just throwin the cases in a pallet and sending it out.

[@lunaknight1365]

Favortie part of the tour was the beginning with the building of the boxes and making sure they are pretty evenly distributed. Super cool of a BTS

[@oldhickory2355]

Props to leaf for letting you in to Show you behind the scenes. My favorite part of the video was seeing how excited/ proud he was of the products they are producing.. when someone cares that much about the cards they are putting out there for the consumer it defiantly translates to a more enjoyable box opening by the time it gets to the ripper

[@TheChrome-Magnon]

I love the “Clear” acetate and patch/auto cards.

[@tomdoty3401]

I really enjoyed how passionate and hands on they are with there product. You can see the excitement and joy he has towards the Hobby and bringing unique items to the collectors! Very cool stuff.

[@rodclarke9811]

My favourite part of the show was seeing how hands on everything is . How it’s not all automated and still let’s all the employees be part of the process .

[@bradysports1246]

Amazing video, love watching the behind the making of the cards and how they cases are put together. All boxes hand sorted that's awesome to see during the video.

[@shorebreakcards]

My favorite part of the tour was a tie between the hand coalition the floppy acetate card! Thanks for sharing, it was cool to see the behind the scenes!

[@bobwilson2911]

Hi Ryan, I thoroughly enjoyed the tour at Leaf. My favorite piece was when the gentlemen decided which cards go into each box. It was nice to see this done by hand and by fairness as he tried to make each box as equal in content and value as possible instead of a machine making the decisions.

[@LonelyBasementBaseballCards]

The way the hand sticker and don’t leave it up to the printer means they have real quality control over the cards. Nice to see!

[@martinphoenix8156]

My favourite part was Leaf. They way they let you in, showed you around, the way the sort their cards, their process, their level of card about the product and the consumers wallets with the spreading out of releases. Quality video and company, thanks for sharing.

[@toddb2869]

My favorite part of the tour is when you are holding the 1 of 1's in your hands before they were a true finished product. That was super cool. Awesome video man thanks.

[@ryand.7231]

Best part was how much they appreciated you showing the process of what goes into their business!

[@carlosvargas1874]

One of my favorite videos of cards I’ve ever seen. To see those different patches got me excited to get a box when they come out.

[@Bmx807CA]

I liked how transparent they are and how much they care about the hobby

[@neotheone416]

The best part of the tour is seeing the genuine care by the staff and the guy collating the cases to make sure each case/ box has a top hit to ensure the end result for the collector is a memorable one. Also when the president said they don’t want to release new sets one after the other to give the collector a rest period on their credit cards/ finances. I have never bought a Leaf product but after this video, I will be looking out for it to support a company that shows care for the cardmunity and collectors. Great video. Thank you for bringing this inside look that we don’t ever see.

[@flexorcist30]

I love how the cards were created and sorted. Plus the case making bit was a bit of an ASMR

[@johnsullivan7562]

My favorite part of the tour was actually seeing the behind the scenes of how the packs are made. Really cool video

[@mikegagliardi7916]

This is one of my favorite videos I have ever watched on youtube. As someone who always has loved leaf and to see how they hand pick/pack boxes and cases is amazing and them really trying to spread the value of each boxes/case. Absolutely amazing tour and video! Thank you for this

[@DrivingWithRye]

My favorite part of the tour is seeing all the different cards different sports

[@ClarkdeBear]

What's cooler than seeing behind the scenes, is seeing how personal the way Leaf does it. Those Pele cards though!

[@TillyCards]

Hey Ryan and team! It was really great to see how hands-on the process is!

[@skratz-s5t]

Nice finally getting to see behind the scenes how they sort and box the cards. The Pele cards were awesome! Thanks for putting out this video I really appreciate it.

[@tristanforester5083]

My favorite part of the video is seeing their passion for the actually hobby an transparency to show everyone what goes on BTS! Keep up the good content @cardcollector2

[@MrMudra9]

It was great to see the owner knew the step by step process and everything was hands on. The owner also knew who returned their autograph stickers and who did not. Very thorough video from start to finish. I enjoyed it very much.

[@miketurner3098]

They definitely take pride in what they do! Watching them pick the values of each box was cool to see! Glad the boxes seem pretty balanced

[@LCR2]

My favorite part is the amount of time and effort they put into every box! It’s awesome how well the treat their products!

[@Chancellor88]

My favorite part was seeing how they collate the boxes by hand and hearing them explain their thought process behind it….very cool!

[@whaasjr]

The passion, of evening out the boxes and keeping the side stack to make them better. Shows pride and fairness. Best part by far

[@fenstersfinds4811]

I loved seeing how they put each case together. Nice to see them spread out the hits.

[@oldschoolsteve511]

I like the hand collation of the boxes,a lot of fire cards in there !

[@mikemorrissey7928]

I love how their set up looks pretty simple with the room being laid out in an efficient form. Efficiency equals cost savings for the consumer. Nice tour, thank you!

[@GVolker1108]

My favorite part of the video was the guy putting the box together the quad signature with Sanders was awesome!

[@nicks.941]

My favorite part is the person showing you around. Seems like a good guy that enjoys what he does.

[@ChasingMavericks22]

I love seeing people that have a real passion for what they do and in this case a passion for what all of us love….SPORTS CARDS!! Thank you for showing this. This is what brings us closer to big companies and makes us want to buy their products. My goal this year is to bring kids and parents closer together through our hobby. Here we go!!

[@dunlop34]

Watched the video with my son (6) and we spluged and bought a pack of that LEAF artist's series after seeing the care and thought that went into it. Opened it together, and after 3 card busts, we pulled a Purdy/McCaffery/Deebo /3 auto! Thank you Card Collector 2 and Leaf for moments like this with my son!

[@dustinkrebs98]

one of the best features of the tour is just in the beginning. having to pick and choose what slabs go in what piles for boxes would be awesome to do. all the huge names on some of the amazing art on those cards were amazing.

[@b2collections]

My favorite part is seeing the care that Leaf takes in the production process. Something that people don't see when they just open a box. Thanks for sharing.

[@Jake-lw8ut]

I liked how many one touches they use

[@nathangordon2059]

My favourite part of the tour is seeing how they put the boxes together. I always wondered how they decided how to distribute the cards.

[@decalxpert]

Enjoyed the behind the scenes look into how its done! Love how they collate the boxes.

[@NataleeWright-qf2ke]

I loved see all of the boxes with individual players in each box that’s amazing and the quality control is so great and they take great pride in what they do as they should