Opening a 1986 Donruss Baseball Box with Jose Canseco! 🔥

Jose Canseco pulls his own famous rookie card while opening 1986 Donruss Baseball!
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[@Danieljdiaz31]

He was the guy to chase in the hobby for a good amount of years!!! The hobby needs to thank this man!

[@miketyson8933]

Yes sir, him, Henderson, McGwire, I liked Doc Gooden, George Brett, Cal Ripkin, I liked Jim Abbot as a kid watching him pitch with only 1 hand and throing the glove on real quick. Then Griffey came in and Randy Johnson, great ball to actually watch

[@tomsnowden6201]

lol not fucking really.

[@Barnabas555]

Yes in the 90s that was a hot card..I remember

[@kitkindy]

@@miketyson8933 Frank?

[@dylanz4791]

I wonder if he truly knows how much he was loved as a player. Legend!!

[@junichihayashi5202]

The A's were one of my favorite teams growing up in addition to the Reds. Canseco, Henderson, McGwire, Lansford, Eckersley, Stewart....man I miss those days.

[@kmiddagh]

I was a huge A's fan in the late 80's and 90's. They were stacked with MVP's, Cy Young winners and ROY's. I still can't believe they only got one WS win out of those teams. They should have had at least 3 WS wins during those years.

[@atlantic_love]

Huge Reds fan here. They are mediocre now, better than last year but not by much. They don't deserve a playoff spot this year, but maybe next year if they go out and get some actual hitters and starting pitching.

[@johnathongilreath6526]

I actually remember chasing his rookie card as a kid. Man, what I'd do to go back in time and do it all over again.

[@ordinarypete]

Hell yeah. Same.

[@choadhocker2460]

My favorite player as a kid. That A's team was absolutely dominate

[@Emceemur]

100%

[@miketyson8933]

They made a movie on the A's not sure which team it was tho. It was when they were really bad and they had the lowest paid team and they did really well

[@farbeyondriven6562]

@@miketyson8933Moneyball

[@SigifredoCoria]

For sure !!!!

[@mattmiller298]

Jose was a beast back in the day! Loved watching him play.

[@bL3dbL4k]

Me and my 2 uncles would collect Jose Canseco cards. Specifically Canseco. He had so many iconic cards throughout the late 80s. It was some of the best memories of baseball card collecting. Both my uncles have since passed. But I still remember it, like it was yesterday. Canseco still looks great. Thanks for the memories! 💯🙏

[@los8597]

Always amazing seeing Jose Canseco! Thank you guys for bringing him to the show and also for having him signing his rookie card. Wish to win that card!

[@TedWilliams1959Fleer]

This was probably one of my most favorite episodes that you've ever made. I love Jose Conseco and I too grew up watching him and still collect his cards. Thanks Geoff! :)

[@SCP_Cards]

I love that jose canseco card, I am 12 years old and I go to baseball games and get players to sign their rookie card I just love collecting them and that would be an amazing card to put in it !!! I also love your videos!

[@GenerationalGeckos]

The 1986 Donruss Canseco was the card to go after in the 80’s. I remember all my friends had that card and we had them in binders trading back and fourth. What great memories of an iconic card.

[@AlextheComicHoarder]

This was fantastic! Thanks for doing this and for the opportunity to win the card!

[@Italiag1]

As a kid I always dreamed of having this card !! With his autograph makes it even more special plus knowing he pulled it. Wow!! 🔥

[@TheBuLoS1]

Oh my, brings back what great memories. Jose Canseco is my child hood favorite player growing up. He was absolutely amazing to watch. He could do it all. From those long ball home runs to stealing bases and playing defense. Love this guy! Mahalo Geoff for putting this together. Stay blessed guys! Aloha 🤙🏽

[@mrmacchaddy]

Jose Canseco was my Hero as a kid growing up in Ohio in the 80s & 90s . I became interested in Jose after my Stepdad Charles Smitley told me stories about him playing on the Modesto A's with Canseco before Jose ever became a pro. My stepdad told me about witnessing Canseco hit home runs so far that he believes Jose may have hit the farthest home runs in all of baseball at that time. I have a Modesto team photo somewhere in my memorabilia collection. I collected over 500 Jose Canseco Cards and even collected a bunch of Jose's twin bro Ozzie also. I'm pretty sure I had every main brand Jose Canseco Card ever printed. Your show with Jose really brought back memories. Thank you for that !

[@underrated7725]

Man that's awesome! Jose Canseco pulling his own card from 1986 donruss. Jose Canseco, Barry bonds, Mark Mcguire, and Ken griffey were the names that always stuck out to me in the 80s

[@MrCG613]

That 86 donruss was untouchable for me as a kid....loved that he inscribed it too!

[@drew.g.h6979]

Jose was a beast !!! I mean he still is man , guy was an absoloute animal . I was a Giants fan growing up .

[@IanMorales]

I had the Bash Brothers poster on my bedroom door for years growing up. I'm so jealous you got to do a box break with Canseco himself. Great video.

[@thetoystorecardscollectibl1797]

The 87' Topps card was the true chase on my block growing up...because it had a TROPHY on it. The '86 Rated Rookie was something us kids only saw in 1" thick screw down holder at the card shop, next to the owners 52 Mantle.

[@allstarcardz1]

Exactly!

[@billysikes1374]

I love his 87 Topps card

[@mybrotherssunglasses]

II grew up in the Bay Area and he made baseball exciting again, Jose thank you for all the awesome highlights and all the incredible plays you made throughout the years.

[@ordinarypete]

Jose Canseco was the man. Still looks so good.

[@nmbassy]

Just impressed with his multitasking ability lol...talking, reminiscing, and card hunting all at once lol!

[@ricecakejohnson]

That Canseco rookie card looks to be in damn good shape, centering is on point, corners and surface looking grade ready.

[@corylisten1826]

What an incredible moment! Memories being made right there. That’s what it’s all about!

[@joecarnes8758]

100% the coolest acquisition of an auto I've seen in a long long time. God bless America!

[@daved7231]

Jose was bigger than life for us 90s kids. What a fun era.

[@scottkalinowski7185]

80s kid, same.

[@dannymo8010]

When I first started collecting back in 1989, he was my favorite player by far. I went to baseball card shows with my dad to buy any of his card that I didn’t have. Those were good times indeed. Jose Canseco rookie card was bit out of my budget then and I remember finally getting it in 6th grade with money saved from cutting grass lol

[@jfoster1515]

Hall of Fame worthy... One of the best players in the history of baseball... Jose Canseco carried this hobby and made a lot of people, a lot of money !

[@rockyruane9379]

lmao what?

[@jfoster1515]

@@rockyruane9379 You must be 14 years old to not know how great Jose was for baseball cards...

[@rockyruane9379]

@@jfoster1515 You said he was one of the best player in baseball history hahahahahaha lmaooooooo

[@user-uy4yk3ew4v]

Awesome to see Jose...he looks so humble talking about his career.

[@joseacoba]

Jose Cansesco was my favorite. I remember my dad took me to my first baseball game to see him it was against the Mariners and he hit a home run awesome!

[@davidloredo3970]

Jose Canseco, my childhood ballplayer to watch. One of the best ballplayers of my time.

[@Fricker22]

Loved watching him play ball growing up. So cool to watch him rip a box of cards. He also seemed very humble. This channel is what got me back into the card collecting hobby a few weeks ago which I loved as a child. Thank you for your great content!

[@AndyGraham888]

Jose made me fall in love with baseball and baseball cards when I was a kid. I was never lucky enough to pull any of his rookie cards but the Donruss Rated Rookie was THE card back then. I dont know if Jose knows how popular and loved he was/is. My favorite player of all time. This signed Donruss Rated Rookie card is everything!!!!!!

[@josefeliciano3949]

It is amazing how internet can connect us world wide . On my case iam combat vet retired i used this hobby to distract my mind and i loved Jose Canceco greetings from Puerto Rico.

[@depitydog]

Love that he’s actually having a conversation… listening and reacting

[@JoShmo286]

What a great moment! Great memories watching him back in the day

[@homelesslunatic]

I will never forget my mom buying me this card at a garage sale for $12 in 1988 or 90. Had been looking for it for ages. Jose was my baseball hero even had his name engraved on my bowling ball at the time. The biggest shock when I looked at the card... It had a completely different back. The person who sold it put two cards in one sleeve. The other was Ken Griffey Jrs UD 1989 RC, which I immediately sold for $175ish. Kept the Canseco of course. Two cards worth $230-240 at the time for $12! Thanks Mom! Went to his car wash in Vegas a few years ago and bought a signed ball... So cool.

[@damiencrawley1981]

Thanks for the chance to win the José Card. Your the best!

[@TheFAM]

This guy never ages, and still built like a Truck!

[@brendenconner9686griffin]

@brendenconner9686 phantom wolf zero 7:07

[@ACD1994]

🪡

[@mindmobilizingmusic2130]

Jose is still such a lively character, amazing!

[@georgetsekouras8292]

I'm the biggest Canseco fan ever! In 6th grade, I amassed over 50 Canseco cards. Now as an adult I can finally buy the holy grail 86 rookie card... but to have a signed copy of it would be A DREAM COME TRUE. Please pick me as I'm a huge fan of the channel, and an even larger Canseco fan!

[@jasonclaypoole5717]

Videos like these makes me want to revisit my old cards from when I was kid. I too was always looking for Jose’s card every time I opened a pack of cards. So exciting!

[@hoosiercardguy]

Holy cow! Such an awesome video! I think it’s so cool to watch these guys rip wax for their own rookie card. It’s fun to hear their stories and see their reactions when they finally pull the card.

[@Ouijawii]

Very cool episode. Jose is such a laid back and great guy, glad to see he is doing well.

[@joshwest1008]

Loved it when the ball bounced off his head and went out of the ballpark. Greatest blooper ever! 😂

[@coreygalal957]

I was lucky enough to be able to see the bash brothers from 87-91 my high school years!! Jose was always a nice guy!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@rocknroll6495]

Very cool watching him back in the day. Always a fan favorite.

[@bubblegumcardboard]

Jose was my guy growing up!!! Had all his cards too loaded.

[@MARHVINXII]

do you still collect cards

[@sirtrout278]

Im one of his biggest fans! Still collect Jose 35 years later! Awesome!

[@heyitsacardshop701]

I was such a huge Jose fan as a kid. One Christmas my uncles have my a life-size cardboard cutout that they found at a gas station that wasn't for sale and offered the owner money for it. I kept it up in my room for a big part of my childhood.

[@7broncos30]

I chased this guys card back in the day. I was in high school, started working when I was 16. Instead of buying things to upgrade the car I had at that time, instead I searched high and low for his cards. I still do have the 2, 86 Donruss rated rookie cards that I could afford back then as a kid. Looking at the cards I have, 1 probably would hit a PSA 4 or 5. The other one forget it, I colored the edges blue to get rid of the white edges thinking it could be worth more 😂. My card collecting hobby really started with Jose Canseco entering the league. Thanks for the awesome journey Mr. Canseco

[@briancurbow1456]

Always idolized Jose Canseco playing whiffle ball as a kid! We would hold our own 'Home Run Derby' on our makeshift field...and any ball that hit the top of the tree by the road was a home run. I was always Jose Canseco when we played Home Run Derby. And better yet...I ALWAYS won!

[@donthavethetime]

Lots of great memories watching Jose in Oakland as a kid. Loved seeing him on the channel. Saw him recently at a show, still looking great.

[@baseballbrownie2628]

Conseco is still a Beast,Great Video and to be able to find his Rated Rookie Card and he signed, GL to the Lucky Winner.

[@kenmiotkjr.3338]

What an awesome opportunity to be able to do this with a great like him. Thanks for all you do. You Rock.

[@CycloneCraig]

Jose was what me and everyone of my friends wanted to grow up to be! Complete stud!

[@dinodeluca5229]

I like the players of that Era and the amazing games. Thank you very much.

[@matthewpecoraro1598]

Jose was my favorite growing up. I was born 1980 in Boston and he was my fav. He and Rickey soooo fun to watch and collect. Rickey Henderson rookie was my first big card I bought. $70 in 1991 still have it in the PC. 🔥❤️ I never was able to get that donruss Jose rr card as a kid. Huge card growing up. I never saw it in my area for sale.

[@LogicMind99]

Great pull, fantastic moment when a player can pull his own rookie card and add a story to it.

[@Cgriffgopack]

It was nice that you actually pulled the card. He was one of my mothers favorite players growing up.

[@platnum34]

My son's favorite player of all time, he would love this card for his collection. He doesn't have any of Jose rookie cards. This would make his whole world.

[@Mike-ly7ev]

Brought back some fun memories as a kid watching him and other late 80’s players. How cool was that to have the goat open cards while telling stories. Great questions too.

[@davejeglinski4272]

This Video was Awesome and brought back some great memories! 1986 was the first pack of baseball cards I ever opened. I was 9 years old and my favorite Aunt bought me 1 pack at a liquor store. I'll never forget opening that pack of 1986 Donruss and getting a Vince Coleman card. Of course I wanted the Canseco, but never owned one. As an adult, your videos got me back collecting again. Thanks for the inspiration, hope to see you at the National Show in Chicago at the end of the month

[@Emceemur]

Canseco was the guy to pull back then. I remember buying his 87 Diamond Kings card from a LCS for $3 back in the day because I didn’t have a Canseco card and you weren’t cool if you didn’t have one. I still have that card! This was a fun watch.

[@wolfpackbackers]

That was THE CARD back in the late 80’s!! I’m glad he pulled one. Such a cool video!

[@billschlip5559]

Jose Canseco was one of my favorites players growing up as a kid - started watching him at spring training games and new he was going to be a star

[@cbash8301]

I love these videos of the players looking for themselves. The stories they have on the other players are always interesting. I would LOVE to have that card in my collection!!🙏

[@jeremypattensr9979]

Was a canseco fan as a kid . I was 7 it was Jose and wade boggs when I was that young .

[@wsmc4066]

Just came across this channel and loving the memories it brings back.

[@secondhandtradingcards3750]

My favorite player as a kid! He played for the Huntsville Stars 45 minutes away from my house . Was definitely the guy around here to collect & still do. Love tha show!

[@tinarose7384]

Wow! My dad got season passes for him and i to cheer on the Oakland A's....i used ro go down twords rhe dugouts and get the guys to sign my cards....im still a huge fan! Maguire, Stienbach, Henderson, all the best! Jose Conseco was "The Man" though....i dont think i ever actually found his RC.....my dad caught a ball once and all the players signed it! Bless my dad wish i could have shared rhis video with him....he would have loved it! Thanks for sharing with us! Great memories 😂

[@mattfix3820]

Growing up as a Brewers fan we were mesmerized by his skill level and we all wished we had a guy like Jose Canseco on our team. What a cool video. That man is still a monster!

[@IMSeanK]

That card was the one we all wanted in 1986! Canseco was a beast and was awesome with McGwire as the Bash Brothers!

[@butcheoreo8034]

Fond memories of Canseco and McGwire as a child. Made me love the ole green and yellow A's ball cap. Thanks for having Jose on and hearing his memories from his rc season and his moustache growth/lack of for the donruss rc!

[@jasonisaacs9892]

Jose Canseco was my childhood hero growing up. I just loved the Bash Brothers. I'm 41 years old so they were ABSOLUTELY some of the best memories of my childhood. Please pick me!!

[@thepyrogypsy]

My childhood hero. I even played on the A's in my little league team the year they won the World Series. Perfect storm for nostalgia. Still collect him today.

[@K9COP282]

Loved that era of baseball!!! The bash brothers were so much fun to watch!!

[@svvintage]

Canseco was the man when I was a kid! I remember all the kids collecting him. Love this video🔥

[@kevinevans8370]

I was at the series that Jose played where he had the ball bounce off his head over the wall. Great memories! He was distracted by a blonde in the outfield, standing in the general admission section, and was late breaking on the ball. I'll never forget it. Later in the series, he had one go through his legs, because he was distracted then, as well, and didn't even see the ball coming. I'd love a chance at that signed card, because Jose and Mark McGwire were my favorite players. Thanks for doing this video! I can tell you about another 3 game series we went to, where Bo Jackson broke 5 bats over every part of his body after strikeouts, but that's for another day...lol

[@harnessworx3046]

One day I hope I can have the opportunity to meet Jose Canseco myself as well. He alone is the reason I even got into sports in general and collecting cards specifically. That 86 Donruss rated rookie was the card. Every kid in my generation was clamoring to find so we could brag to all of our other friends what we had.

[@the_card_dreamer9436]

Man it’s so awesome to see Jose with his awesome smile

[@muddallen8577]

Absolutely love this. Thank you for taking me back to my childhood.

[@pickingandpunching]

I loved Jose when I was a kid. He was larger than life.

[@mrslamartinez]

My husband grew up watching him and Rickey Henderson playing in Oakland. He would love that card!

[@mattkaraokediamantos5057]

Historically “A” (s) Icon of All Time. Fun to watch growing up and looking back. Thanks Jose!!

[@chrissilva6503]

Bash Brothers was the Bomb!!! that A's team is one of the greatest teams ever!! Loved watching Jose Bash Baseballs 450+ feet. Some of the most exciting times for sure.

[@Tjseabolt]

I love the videos with players digging for their own cards. Very cool have a safe and happy 4th Geoff

[@johnbyram1841]

Jose's seen it all and is a legend! Thanks, Geoff, for sharing this video with the fans.

[@naderqutob9924]

Refreshing interview I had a great time watching this video and going back in baseball history

[@SPICY_BEAR]

Was a huge fan of Jose Canseco as a kid, and always wanted that card! Have other Canseco cards in my collection as an adult now, but could still use an '86 Donruss RC! Having an autographed one from this SCI episode would be incredible! 😀

[@JackSmith-li7it]

Amazing episode! Jose Conseco was so much fun to watch and I really love to collect his cards.

[@coltseavers6720]

Great interview with my all time favorite player. Very well done was a very natural interview!!

[@jaywilliams1289]

Wow what an honor for you to meet Jose and have him pull his own rookie card. Great stuff!

[@user-nn1jd5qm7z]

What a great guy. So humble.

[@TCGBROWNSCARDS95]

Jose is one of the reason I started collecting as a kid, It would be nice to win this knowing he pulled it and signed it. love your videos keep up the good work jeff and crew

[@SigifredoCoria]

Great to see Canseco having fun ,he was a beast !

[@EdwardSmith-mk5ge]

I remember gifting this card to my brother as a b-day gift from a pack I pulled when we were kids. He was a huge fan

[@victorfrankenstein50202]

My wife loves Jose. She says he was always her favorite player (but that’s because she thinks he’s hot). I just enjoyed watching him and Mark McGwire (The Bash Brothers) hammer home runs, and bash their huge forearms in celebration. Jose was a great athlete, and made baseball a lot of fun to watch. Thanks Jose for raising the appeal of the game.

[@thememefactory8108]

So cool. I remember pulling his 1987 topps card and loving that photo.