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Great cards

Great content. I have the Ed Roush w575 blank back. Maybe you could write a small book on this collection? Thanks again for the video. I plan on adding these cards to my PC in the future.

How did the American Caramel Company give these cards out?

Nice video

Kinda like Baseball’s First ATG set! I am close to completing this set. Great video!

Hello Rhett! I saw a post you made in 2013 about a 1936 sport news newspaper stamp set. I was trying to track down a baby Benning from that set. He is my great grandfather and I am trying to purchase it. If you are looking to sell it and you still have it. I would love to talk to you about it!

Very informative video 😮 thanks for sharing!

Hello Rhett here’s a idea for a show if you want to consider it. Could you do a show and go through all 27 years of the Zeenut run and talk about the top 3 cards in each year that are the most desirable, the top 3 cards that are the most scarce and the top 3 that are the most valuable? Zeenuts need more love in the hobby! Thanks

Rhett, I have watched a couple of your videos on the 1921/1922 Caramel cards. Very interesting and your attention to detail is incredible. I found a Babe Ruth 1921 Caramel locally, and I am concerned with its authenticity. Would you consider looking at pictures that I have of it before I make my purchase? Or possibly give me some pointers... Respectfully, John

Nice pickups Rhett! That green Cobb is really nice!

As to your Ferd Schupp(what a name!) card: isn't it more likely that the change from E121 to E122 was an evolution rather than a complete reset? So there could be any number of variations in design/font/photo treatment between E121 and 122... thanks for the vid!

Hello, would 1938 Churchman's Boxing Personalities have an ID number? Thanks

P r o m o s m 😝

Whats ur lowest price on the holding bird

Congrats on all your great finds! Thank you for sharing them along with your knowledge on their history!

Hey Rhett watched this great video for my 5th or so time 122/123 players in set you have what looks to me to be 8 variations. How many players do you know have variations? Bottom line if you were to collect every player/ variation and have a master set what would the final number be for the set?

Awesome pickups, thanks for sharing

Awesome Video just dropped my first PSA Video/sports card video ever any tips would help. Keep up the content! 🔥 My favorite card in this video has to be hands down the 1979 topps Wayne Gretzky!

Great video Rhett. Nice to see you. Sorry didn't have more time. Looks like you had a good show.

Super coincidental (for me) that your video is about 1948 Topps Magic. I was in an Arkansas antique store last weekend and found an old scrapbook page with 18 of them pasted into a scrapbook. 3 notable ones were Babe, Honus, and Tris Speaker. Spent $15 total for all 18. The stuff of dreams. I've spent the last couple of days learning about the set. They're super neat! And, as you said, the first Topps Set! Great vid!

Your table was by far my favorite of the show, thank you so much for taking the time to share so much of your knowledge. I really love all of the cards I picked up from you.

Did you see any of the early Zeenuts at the national? Thanks for sharing.

Hey Rhett, your channel is always a joy to watch. I do not collect prewar before the 30s, but I enjoy the cards and knowledge that you share. You’re also not condescending, snarky or arrogant when you speak about your cards, which as an experienced collector, I appreciate. I always learn something. Thanks for sharing. Take care, Terry

Great informative video, Rhett. Funny how "W" (Burdick's kitchen sink category) cards go largely unloved, but if you swap it with an "E", they become a lot more desirable. These should be at least as popular as Baseball Bats and JK Candy cards. Good seeing you in Chicago!

Fantastic cards; I'm always learning from this channel; keep up the great work!

Fantastic information. Definitely makes the cards more compelling.

I’m impressed you got the 1910 date right. I always banged the drum that they needed to change the date. They used to be listed as 1907 then 1909. The Covaleski with Cincy means they had to be produced in 1910.

I would be in favor of a living catalogue. But who would be in charge of it?

I collect those. Nice to see someone else show them.

Great collection and great story on those cards. Definitely seems like they were candy/ caramel issue. Thanks for sharing

Always learning! Thanks for sharing!

Phenomenal group of cards. Thanks for sharing all this great information and the cards you have. I would agree, they need to be in a new category from looking at the box.

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Very impressive

I would love to upgrade my Ruth with bird. If it ever is available I’d be interested in buying or trading. Great cards thanks for sharing.

trying to work on this set rn lmao

Nice haul. Love the Jay Publishing photo / autos!

Those 1972 high number football cards are awesome . I have the first 2 series from that set and never knew there was a 3rd series til just a couple of years ago , the only card i have from that series is the Walt Garrison , and if i ever wanted to complete it , that will be very pricey . Great video .

What are your thoughts regarding W516 strip cards?

For me,the very old basketball cards are very hard to find and very expensive! Four days ago,I ordered the classic wax basketball cards. Hopefully I will get them today or tomorrow

Just have to say, I love this video and I keep coming back for repeated views. Would you ever consider doing a video of the top 25-30 rarest cards from the set? There’s just no info about the rarity list anywhere, not on Net54, Lew Lipset Encyclopedia, etc.

I would think a PSA10 Mickey Mantle rookie card would be close to a mil.

Beautiful set. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I always enjoy your videos. I saw there was a SGC 20 Bohen card in a 2016 Heritage Auction that sold for $15,535. I can't imagine what it would sell for today.

Are Babe Ruth cards the rarest of all baseball cards?

Getting a hold of turn of the century cards is definitely like winning the billion dollar lottery!

There is actually 3 Pepper Martin error cards in this set. You forgot Eddie Collins. I have one.

I have a 1918 ZeeNut card of Paul Codington of the Oakland Oaks and it still has the coupon attached

Very interesting. I learned a lot and subscribed. Thanks.

Always fun to see the 1911s. Beautiful set. Great job.

Really fascinating set. Great job on describing and showing off the cards. No question in my humble opinion this is one of the most beautiful baseball card sets ever produced. I can see a book on this set with all the wonderful photos of the cards and the stories about these interesting players put together by you Rhett, I’m just saying!