Undervalued Hall of Famers.

[@SouthernCollector14]

You nailed it. It’s wild how affordable some hall of fame player cards are. You do such a great job with your videos. Your channel is one of only a few that I watch every episode.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@SouthernCollector14 Thank you such much for the kind words Tony! That truly means a lot coming from you because you are such a fantastic storyteller and your channel is fantastic. My hope is that videos like this help out newer collectors.

[@markstein1916]

Excellent choices. I would add HOFers Tony Perez, Don Drysdale, Juan Marichal and Luis Aparicio. And even some bigger names... Eddie Mathews, Warren Spahn, Harmon Killebrew, Frank Robinson, Joe Morgan and Al Kaline. Great video/great topic!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@markstein1916 Thanks Mark! There are so many great players that are undervalued. I agree with all of your examples. As time goes on it seems like we only remember the mega stars. Thanks for watching my friend.

[@SammyThunder]

It's absolutely remarkable at how affordable a lot of the Hall of Famers are! I'm also reading Darren's comment and I can't believe Carlton is on a list of being undervalued, but it's true. You can get his rookie card in great shape for about $150.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

For sure Sammy! I think prices overall have dropped in the last year! Carlton was so dominant and is crazy undervalued. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@5714Collector]

Hi Jason, this was one of the best video's I have seen in a while. Billy Williams was a great player, and his cards are very reasonable. You picked some great players for this video. I would like to add Tony Oliva to the list.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@5714Collector Thanks for the kind words Jim! I agree with your example of Olivia. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

[@Hodges1455]

Gave a video like. There are lots of great deals out there. You can build an amazing collection without getting any high dollar cards. Great video, Jason!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@Hodges1455 Thanks Brian! I am hoping that this video can help newer collectors or collectors just getting into vintage. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@vintageonvintage817]

So many undervalued Hall of Famers Jason! You called out some great ones in this video. For me one of the Top undervalued is Frank Robinson, his stats are on par with the all-time greats and he was the first ever black manager yet his cards are still very affordable. Others that come to mind are McCovey, Stargell, Marichal and Palmer!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@vintageonvintage817 I agree Steve! He is probably the most undervalued player from the Golden age, but Franks cards are still a tic higher than the players I mentioned. Totally agree with your other examples as well. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend!

[@JayAvgVintageCollector]

Love the ‘52 Bowman! You are absolutely right about these players. They are way underappreciated. Wilhelm is a war hero who had such a great career and it boggles my mind why he is so undervalued. That ‘65 is a beauty! I think Richie Ashburn and Robin Roberts also fall under this. Thanks for the video and thanks for sharing!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@JayAvgVintageCollector Thanks Jay! So much to collect and it all doesn’t have to be expensive. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@JayAvgVintageCollector]

@@EverydayCardCollector-Jasonthis is so funny! I was editing my original response because I hit sent too early. Then added Ashburn and Roberts. Just as I saved the edit, you put them in the video. Great minds think alike!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@ heck ya we do!

[@CollectingMaddux1987]

Great topic. Vintage can seem overwhelming at first but once you really get into it isn't too expensive. Except for the pesky high numbers

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@CollectingMaddux1987 The high numbers can get pricey, that said if you’re not collecting a set or doing a full player run, you can maneuver around the expensive high numbers. That’s what I try to do. Thanks for watching Allen!

[@threeriverscardcollector5962]

as the years keep moving on, i think more and more players will fall into this category for the next generations. great video, and great advice for aspiring vintage collectors!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@threeriverscardcollector5962 I think you are 100% correct. Hopefully we can continue to bring new and young collectors into the hobby to keep the legacy of these great players alive. Thanks so much for watching!

[@brentrichardsbaseballcards]

Great vid! There are so many of these guys that do not get the hobby love for how great they were 🤛🏻

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@brentrichardsbaseballcards For sure Brent. I guess that’s a good thing for us collectors. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend.

[@billyballgamesportscards]

Awesome video right up my alley, Jason! You know I'm biased, and I've said this before every Cardinals HOFer is undervalued!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@billyballgamesportscards It’s not bias it’s fact all of the Cardinals greats from the Golden era are really undervalued. Which is a good thing for us lol!

[@LowDownDirtyCardboard]

Awesome video and love the approach to undervalued HOF. For me 2 that pop in my head are Drysdale and Aparicio. Keep making the great videos. Thanks

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@LowDownDirtyCardboard I agree with your examples as well. The only reason I didn’t pick Aparicio is because I thought I might be showing too many White Sox cards lol. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

[@justdkh]

Ralph Kiner, Ron Santo, Enos Slaughter, Luis Aparicio, Roy Campanella

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@justdkh All awesome examples that I totally agree with, especially Kiner! He was an absolute beast. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

[@mikethesportshistorycollec1947]

There's a lot of value out there to be found on "forgotten" hall of famers.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@mikethesportshistorycollec1947 I am hoping this video helps newer collectors see that. Thanks so much for watching and commenting Mike, I really do appreciate it my friend!

[@djksports7259]

Cool cards! Thanks for sharing!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@djksports7259 Thanks so much for taking the time to watch and comment. I really do appreciate it!

[@returntocollecting]

Fun video Jason! I agree with your thoughts on this. There are great values out there for new collectors. Lots of great pitchers from the 60's/70's that are undervalued. I'm thinking Phil Niekro, Fergie Jenkins, Jim Palmer, Steve Carlton, and Gaylord Perry. Another great undervalued player is Joe Morgan. Thanks for sharing bud!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@returntocollecting Thanks Darren! So many players, I knew I forgot a bunch Carlton and Fergie are awesome examples! Thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend!

[@Redneckclector]

My kind of video. So many great examples of HOFers that can be had fairly cheap. Right up my alley with these choices.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@Redneckclector Always looking for the deal my friend. That’s what we do! Thanks for watching Joe!

[@Peacemakercards]

This hobby doesn't need to be expensive. There are a lot of HOFers that can be bought for cheap. I once got a '56 Robin Roberts for free😁

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@Peacemakercards You earned that Robin Robert’s Dave lol! Thanks for watching my friend!

[@PreWarDreams]

Jason this video hits my collecting wheelhouse. Great video. I completed the George Kell Bowman run last year. Love videos of great players forgotten in the hobby!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@PreWarDreams Thanks Joe! I was hoping to help out new collectors by explaining that there are a lot of affordable players to collect. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@videoguy316]

Excellent video Jason. An affordable HOFer on my opinion is Rod Carew. I see his cards in their natural state on the cheap at shows all the time. His 68 rookie cup is a card that I picked up last year for under $20.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

Great example Doug! The second year Carew is my favorite card of his run. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@RipFan8]

Hi Jason. Awesome cards and thoughts. Thanks for sharing my friend, talk soon pal.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@RipFan8 Thanks Stephen! I watched you on Dan’s channel this morning, you did awesome my friend!

[@ACD1994]

Great cards, Jason. The Kell looks amazing. I like that Kitty Kaat. Jim Kaat. I forgot to mention about Katt, and didn't show his cards in the live-stream (or my Blyleven) but, he was a defensive wizard. Just wracking up golden gloves. The best to do it as a pitcher. Til Maddux came along years later.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@ACD1994 Thanks Andrew! Kaat was a fantastic defensive pitcher and that gets overlooked at times because of the position. Thanks so much for watching my friend!

[@jaypilon8281]

One of the best videos I have seen! Great content, I made plenty of notes, Im always trying to get my HOF auto collection together. Love it!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@jaypilon8281 Thanks Jay! I really appreciate the kind words my friend! Good luck with the HOF auto collection. That’s a fun project for sure.

[@ACollectorsDream]

So many great players that you can pick up cheap.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@ACollectorsDream Exactly right Orlando! I truly believe this is an important thing to point out to those who are thinking about collecting vintage but may think it’s too expensive. As always thanks for watching my friend!

[@Valuevintagecards-Aaron]

Great stuff, my friend. You know I love this topic and the great finds that are out there! Well done.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@Valuevintagecards-Aaron It was the Golden era version of cheap prewar lol.

[@BaseballTimeTraveler]

Great analysis and some great cards, Jason. Could not agree with you more. Thanks for sharing your perspective.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@BaseballTimeTraveler Thanks Rob! I appreciate you taking the time to watch my friend!

[@scootscollectibles]

Enjoyed as always. Really great topic. Glad you mentioned Stargell at the very end. As a Pittsburgh collector him and Maz are so affordable especially if you want raw copies. And not to mention for lovers of all sports vintage football is awesome and soooo much cheaper than baseball. You got some beautiful cards here buddy!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@scootscollectibles Thanks Mike! Aside from Clemente, the pirates don’t get a ton of love, like my White Sox.

[@stuke1976]

Great info Jason! I remember many of those guys signing at card shows over the years.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@stuke1976 Thanks Scott! All worthy players for an autograph collector. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@chrisolivo6591]

I think there are some Tier 1 rookie cards from the 60’s that are way undervalued. You can easily find a PSA 2 or 3 of these rookie cards with great eye appeal for under $100. Joe Morgan, Steve Carlton, Jim Palmer and Johnny Bench. These guys ruled the 1970’s and i picked up all of their rookie cards for dirt cheap compared to a Seaver, Reggie and Rose rookie.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@chrisolivo6591 That is an awesome point Chris! There are plenty of rookie cards out there that still fit the bill of being affordable. I got my Dick Allen in an SGC 3 for like 35 dollars. Thanks so much for sharing your thousand and thanks for watching!

[@svenpatrick1637]

Great episode!

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@svenpatrick1637 Thanks Sven! It was a fun one to make, I hope it may help some newer collectors. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@CleanCheapShots]

I picked up that Lemon in a 5 for $20 at the National. Very underpriced. Ashburn grew up not far from our old farm. I need to do a video in his hometown. An interesting video would be the opposite. Players that sell as if they were HOFers. Roger Maris comes to mind. You take out his two big seasons, he is probably an average player at best, but sells as if he was Mantle.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@CleanCheapShots That is an awesome idea Drew! I picked up my Lemon for like 12 bucks and had it graded, so I paid a little more, still extremely affordable. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@stevegallo8483]

Great video Jason. Another more affordable way to collect vintage is to get multi payer cards with hall of famers. (Like the 1958 Sluggers Supreme card I have with Ted Williams and Ted Kluszewski.) They're less expensive than base cards. I have a theory on why Ashburn cards are as affordable as they are. He wasn't a power hitter. People love the long ball and the guys who hit them.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@stevegallo8483 That is an awesome point Steve. I have pointed that out a couple of times, but that might be video worthy. Of course I would credit you. Thanks for watching my friend! I also agree with your Ashburn theory.

[@MarksDodgersCards]

Great cards and video Jason. These guys are definitely under appreciate and a great value. With undervalued, I guess you could debate what that means. I wonder how these guys compare to other players of similar stats. Someone could do an analysis to see who is less valued relative to performance. For example, Mays I think is totally undervalued when compared to Mantle, even though both are super appreciated. I think I generally if you didn’t play for a New York team in the golden age, you’re probably a little under valued.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@MarksDodgersCards Awesome points Mark! I think it’s an excellent point, that if you didn’t play for a New York team in the golden era you could be considered undervalued. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@CraigsCards62]

I'm trying to catch up on video watching playing at 2x speed.... lots of affordable HOF cards out there

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@CraigsCards62 Thanks Craig! I get it, there is a lot to catch up on. No worries my friend.

[@SPICY_BEAR]

Really cool cards there! I think Harmon Killebrew is at least kind of undervalued, for as good a player as he was.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@SPICY_BEAR I agree Killebrew definitely fits the category of undervalued. Thanks so much for watching Dan!

[@diamondgems45]

Billy Williams, Fergie Jenkins and thats coming from a Cardinal fan.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@diamondgems45 I agree with both examples Bruce and I’m in Chicago lol.

[@TCCardz]

HOFer White Sox are almost always great values. Wished they got more respect, but it is nice they are affordable to purchase for everyday collectors.

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@TCCardz I the Nellie, Minnie and Louie are all undervalued. It does make it a little easier on my pocket book. Thanks for watching!

[@marksantucci4230]

some stores made a change in the cards they now sell , they don't want cards from 1973 sitting around or cards that have creases to be put back . I never run out of something to say. nice George Kell , Hoyt Wilhelm , nice 1966 Jim Kaat , 1956 Bob Lemon , 1968 Early Wynn , Jim Bunning , Red Schoendist , Billy Williams 1958 Nellie Fox , 1956 Ritchie Ashburn, 1956 Robin Roberts , Carl Yaz away from Boston he doesn't get much attention sets he fits into championship drawer a player that played with one team then and now Lou Brock a monster of a player do young collectors ask for him No do people close to our age ask for him maybe some cards but he's still a great player. and has some great cards. sets before his famous team championship drawer Steve Carlton while Nolan Ryan , Sandy Koufaz grab all the high lights Steve Carlton was a great player but not enough young people clollecting him. Maybe his older cards collectors are still asking for him sets he fits in champion ship drawer Hall of fame card 1966 then and now Ron Guidry in the shadows of Ryan , Carlton and Seaver sets he fits into championship drawer hall of fame set 1976 then and now card played for one team Jim Hunter championship drawer hall of fame card 1966 then and now set Ferguson Jenkins another great pitcher but not putting up the numbers other cards are getting championship drawer hall of fame card 1966 then and now

[@EverydayCardCollector-Jason]

@@marksantucci4230 Awesome examples Mark! I agree with all of them. Thanks for watching my friend!