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0:00 Huge Lessons
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2:12 SUCCESS equals MONEY?
4:01 Homesteading 101
5:33 Michael Jordan Auto Real?
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I buy cards to collect and to flip. I got into cards as a 9 year old. Did it out of pure joy. I still do. Nothing makes me smile like dealing with baseball cards. It truly is amazing. It's a hobby that we spend money on that we actually get to keep physical items of and sometimes can actually make money from. Either way I'm happy for everyone that collects and gets happiness from it. Great video Ty!
You don't need to justify anything to anyone on collections you buy. You put a face to a very human situation. Collector's are a different breed. We like to show our stuff off and share with others. In a way I see it as Archie showing us just how cool cards are. How cool his collection was and would probably be happy it went to you. Keep up the great work!
1. You bid blind! And took a chance.
2. The family clearly didn’t want to go through everything and piece it out. No problem.
3. Ignore the haters. They are jealous and at the same time wouldn’t take that risk.
Great content!! Thanks!!
BAC is an Upper Deck code before their authentications. Could be a terrific sign… 🙏🏼
And damn! I want a sticker!!! ❤
I value my collection at 1/5th of what I've paid... still happy as a clam!
Hey Ty this was a really good job of turning a negative situation into a positive to educate us viewers and collectors thanks again!
I collect for fun because I love baseball and baseball cards. My motto is let the fun be the profit. Also a card is really only worth what someone will pay for it. Great video. Love this channel. Keep up the awesome work.
I often wondered about my cards living on either through my daughters or my close friend of 40 years. Thanks for letting your viewers know that the hobby is a passion not just a monetary tool.
You said it so well. Many have lost what the word Hobby means. Now don’t get me wrong, it cost money so you have to make that back by selling some stuff or you will go broke, but collecting for enjoyment is just lost on many. One of my favorite things to do is to go to card shows and look through the quarter boxes. I will take hours doing it. Looking for my favorite teams and players. I walk out feeling good. I have gone in and spent more money on a higher ticket item and it just feels kind of empty. It’s about the memories a certain player brings back or your fandom for a team. I also collect to share with my boys. Show them the hobby and try not to concentrate on the money part. The best thing I have ever heard is to collect what you enjoy and ask yourself if all sports cards went to 0 value tomorrow would you still enjoy it? I hope the answer is yes. Keep up the good work!
Couldn't agree more. It is more about the feeling we get by collecting our favorite players and then some. Keep on doing what your doing! It is appreciated!
Couldn’t have said it better myself!
Such an awesome show.
Much respect 👍
Keep ‘‘em coming.
Can’t wait until season 3.
Don’t let the haters get to you! We all love your content and positive vibes! Can’t wait for season 3!!
Come on he clearly ripped off a old man ... atleast he should of gave them more money once realizing how valuable the collection was .. thats bullshit
He paid more than anyone else was willing to pay and he cleaned out hundreds of pounds of bulk. He did the family a huge favor. He also took a risk bidding on it sight unseen. Could have ended badly for him.
@@soluscristus1 wow that's a reach 👏
@@Lazyazzdude101 He won an auction.
I get the feeling that Archie would want those cards to be back out into the world. Cards are not for everyone and the family wanted them out of that house. Everyone was happy in that episode 😊
The auto is from the Jordan flight school camps. Anyone that attended the camp was aloud to have two items signed of their choice a ball,card,hat whatever you could carry into the camp in your personal bag. Where the ? are is that upper-deck has mj exclusive for signatures and at that time upper deck was pretty big on keeping his auto close to home. Upper deck also had the upper deck authenticated catalog order only items so coins this of been a UDA catalog item? Maybe,but you would need to double check with upper deck and they do keep excellent records to the upper deck authenticated products produced thru out the years. I never attended the camp because it was so expense as a child I couldn’t talk my gma into it but Ive spoken to people that have and had pictures of themselves as kids at the camp getting mj auto then a rep putting a sticker on each item he signed as quality control. I do own 5 flight school autos and it’s always great to see them in the wild they are definitely interesting to see what people chose to get signed. This card I believe was handed to Mike and being it’s a double image card he signed it as it was handed to him. I would try to contact UDA just to verify the card it may save you some money and a step before sending it for psa/dna.
Great advice and detailed observation. I believe you are right about the origin of the MJ auto.
You don't have to justify your purchase price. I appreciate your transparency. Archie didn't want to sell that was abundantly clear from the episode. If Archie wanted to make money on the collection he would have. Instead the collection went to his family as an inheritance and you came on the scene as the highest bidder. The Jordan auto is real in my opinion.
Can’t wait for the upcoming season. Thank you guys for your efforts and dedication.
I love your messages and values. I also really appreciated how you kept referring to it as "Archie's collection". Really great insights. Keep up the great work!
I’m reigniting my joy in collecting cards again… and the final advice you gave about narrowing my focus so I can go deeper was insightful and timely! Thank You!
Some people are just jealous and thrive on negativity. You don't need to apologize for anything. It could have turned out the other way also and those same people would be laughing at you. Keep up the good work.
Ty found a problem to solve doing something he loves where can make a living from it for he and his family. Also, if there weren't investors like Ty, where would these card end up? Probably thrown away in the dump and many of the gems we have in the hobby would go with them. Thanks for savings these cards to be redistributed throughout generations.
Recently I bought about a hundred cards off comc. They were small cards I thought would sell well in my area - and then another handful of cards that are cards I enjoy (70's and 80's Stl Cardinals cards!). Now my fun challenge for myself is to resell the cards that I bought for that purpose for enough to pay for the (overseas) shipping and the cost of my PC cards. If your side-hustle hobby can pay for your card collecting hobby, it's win/win!
100%!
That’s my goal - just break even and enjoy the journey - actually getting back 70% and I’m good.
Norm!!! RIP! Nice touch.
Huge props for the Norm clip 😂
This is good advice.
The family was also clearly fine with it, you bought via blind auction- I have ZERO doubt you guys did things the right way and were courteous and kind in every facet you should have been.
People are just upset that they didnt have this kind of find. I know I am hahaha!
Great video as always! It’s so refreshing to get this type of content.
Favorite card channel
You were literally in the weeds with this one. 😂
HA!!!
Love you man. Can’t wait for season 3! I love the videos
I have a personal collection that I would guesstimate to be around $5,000. But to me, it is worth much more than that. Each and every card holds a special meaning to me. I love my personal collection.
Awesome !
You guys bring the most wholesome and best produced sports card content on the web. These videos really bring back my passion for collecting.
Ebay is really good about sending me down rabbit holes to where I lose focus and want everything I see. I've sllllooowwly been trying to go through my collection and separating what I want and don't want to keep so I can add better quality cards to my PC but it does get overwhelming sometimes. Good video Ty. Good advice!
Oh man, I know the feeling. But I look over at my collection and just get discouraged to sort thru them all. I do my best to keep everything in order but it's been tough. Gets outta hand quick.
GREAT VIDEO!! So many good points. One thing that really resonated with me is focusing on something. That's exactly what I did years ago by getting rid of things I wasn't really in love with having. Now I focus on tennis only and mainly Federer. Can't wait for season 3. Keep up the great work!
Good content and good reminders! I believe in what this channel is doing, keep up the good work! Thanks Ty! :)
Great advice Ty!
New subscriber here! Love the channel and the content! Keep up the great work. Love the knowledge and info you spread!
Excited for season three! I’m surprised you got heat for winning an auction. Keep up the great work
Great message...do it because you enjoy it! Too many today are looking for the quick buck and flip. Just did a video couple weeks ago on my collecting focus and pairing down and it has given me a new enjoyment for collecting as a result. Great insight as always Ty!
Love your videos keep it up!! 🎉
Hey Ty. Love the show and love what you do! Yeah, you can't be faulted for winning the collection on a blind bid. I guess if you made a million dollars on it you could perhaps give a little something back to the family. But of course with a collection like that, so much work is going to have to go into getting it ready for sale. Completely agree with you about what constitutes value. The only place I would disagree with you would be your remarks about focus. Everybody has their own way of collecting. A large and varied collection doesn't denote a lack of depth on the part of a collector. Nor does it mean they are enjoying their collection any less than someone who is focused on fewer things. (I know you know this, of course.)
I definitely know the feeling. My pc started out with some 50’s vintage and now it’s so out of hand I don’t know what to do. I have cards upon cards and have fell so behind on keeping them together. I definitely need so help!
Amen!!! It's all about what you get out of the hobby! Totally!
I’m guessing the majority of people don’t have a plan for what if they pass. A guy I know, passed last year all of a sudden due to a heart attack, left his wife, and all his wife knew or thought he would want his cards to go to his kids. Well his kids got them and went and sold whatever they could. No attachment whatsoever. I’m betting that’s not what he had in mind. People need to talk with their loved ones and get an idea of what they would do with the cards and get a good plan set up. Even if it’s to sell. Thanks Ty for the good info! Take care Brother! Eddie
I've seen some collectors make plans with others in case they pass away, which looks like a great idea, since family members usually do not really care.
Also, I have to deal with someone to take care of the old family pictures, since I'm the caretaker for now.
Boooom! You hit the nail right on the hammer with your message. I told my family how much my cards are worth just in case something happens and about 95% of them are Michael Jordan cards.
Once you start chasing cards for profit, then you've lost my that hobby feeling!😂
This video is spot on. 👏👏
Well said!!!❤
Awesome video. you made some really great points. I myself love to collect for the fun and its a bonus to me when I find a rare or low numbered card. I definitely could liquidate some that I have bought and work more on my pc so my collection doesn't get out of control more than it is. 😂 I can't wait to see the next videos you put out. really glad I found your channel. keep up the awesome content. 🤘🏼
First off, I love your show! The short video where you went through a list of advice…literally reading off a piece of paper…clearly, you want to inform and you have good intentions.
Admittedly, I do not buy lots comparable to the size that TY does, I think what I have to say is relevant.
I’ve educated myself A LOT about cards that are worth money - especially in the junk wax era, but nice vintage too - that many people don’t know about. I’ve found a lot of these cards over the years, and 99% of the time, the seller had no clue that their 1990 Post Cereal Ken Griffey Jr, or Jeter Refractor, or seemingly random Jeter card is actually one of his RCs, and is worth good money.
At a point early in my journey, I felt conflicted, and still do at times (it’s part of the gig), so I asked many people in my immediate circle how I should feel about buying these cards on the cheap, knowing that the seller isn’t fully aware of what they have. They all said something to the effect of “you took the time to educate yourself. Why would you tell them what they have?”
But despite their overwhelmingly one-sided responses, I wasn’t fully comforted - because, well, just because they are loved ones doesn’t mean they have the same moral structure as I do.
What HAS provided me the most comfort is this; the times I’ve tried to explain to a seller what they have what a seller has, and the process I advise them to follow to obtain the full value of what they have - none have said they would do what I suggested. They just ask for a little more $$.
I’ve literally tried to explain to sellers for an hour or more why they should not sell me their cards, and what they should do to fully appreciate the value. It has never lead to the intended result.
Lastly, If you spend years of your life to go to law school or medical school, did you not earn the hourly wage you command?
YOUR time is worth money, more so when you have expertise. Ty often says this and it has to be factored into the price. I’d be very willing to bet that those who have sold Ty big lots are not willing to go through every card, do not have the time or money to properly sort them, or have the nicest ones graded (and almost definitely cannot predict which cards will even grade high, so they will almost certainly waste HUGE amounts of money trying. Their 9000$…gone in an instant.
Get real people, TY put in a lot of time to learn cards, and a lot of sweat building connections. He literally fly’s around the country and spends multiple days looking through thousands upon thousands of cards to find value. How many of you who have “cast a stone,” would do what he does? How many of you have the time/means? Seriously, be honest with yourself.
How much would it cost to hire a lawyer for 48-hours? People aren’t as stupid as you think. They weigh their options.
Stop hating. Ty earns his finds.
Spot on. Find the things in life you enjoy as we’re on this Earth for only a short time. Archie did.
Great video you are spot on
Thank you Joe!
Something is worth what someones willing to pay.Obviously it was fair as he won the lot.Dudes a class act,honored the man and his passion.
You threw out a bud. They accepted. They were happy. You had to do a couple thousand dollars of hard labor to empty the house. You’re happy. We got great episodes from it. Sounds like everyone wins
The way I see it the deceased family members didn’t want to put in the work to make the most profit. They just wanted the cards gone not everyone shares in the same passion as the collector. As long as family is happy with price and buyer it’s theirs not yours .
Sir, I hope this post isn’t inappropriate, but I want to thank some of your viewers. I work with Veterans, that battle PTSD. I’ve introduced them to the hobby, because hobbies give them necessary “downtime”. Some of you viewers sent me cards, for them to open, and trade. It’s just me, and I don’t always have the means, to get them cards. Thank you so very much, for your kindness. You are giving them hours of fun, and I greatly appreciate you. I look forward to posting videos, with them, soon. Sincerely, LT Quinn Mallonee🇺🇸
Thanks! You forgot that #1 sb HAVE FUN. I have trouble with focus because I love it all - at least for baseball. Grip & Rip baby! Thanks again for educating and enlightening us.
Hey. You be you. Good job and great video. Thanks
Auto certainly looks real!
I love your videos
100% correct brother!👍
🤝
I don’t think that Archie ever wanted to sell his cards. I don’t think he cares what they were worth. You don’t need to justify your blind purchase price. People are just jealous that they did not find this collection. They also don’t understand the money you have put in for storage, travel and effort to sell the collection. Keep making awesome content and so looking forward to next season!
BAC is the upper deck stuff. Buyback type stuff
My dad had a baseball card shop in the 80s and 90s. He died last year, before he died I kept telling him we should sell his cards to help with his hospital bills, or help mom. He refused.. He wouldn't even let us touch them while he was alive. Now we are stuck selling them.. The only difference between the people I see in these videos versus us is.. My dad raised 3 children in the card shop, we know how to sell them lol. I wish I could have gone through the collection with him still alive, but now I'm tasked with going through each card myself.. at least I got good videos to watch while I do it.
Awesome! What a cool childhood!
Some people enjoy just collecting. Although cards are much more valuable then every before. There are MJ cards that were printed that people are clueless about today. Archie enjoyed collecting. He got the joy he was looking for in collecting.
I got back into collecting to get close to basketball again, it’s cool to have rare stuff but that should be secondary. It’s always better to collect for fun, everything else should be the cherry on top of the sundae.
I must have missed an episode, 9k?? That's awesome 👍
Thats a real Jordan Auto I'm calling it now.
I agree on a lot of stuff you said. Having a plan in place works wonders. I’ve narrowed my focus to mainly WNBA stuff
Thanks for watching!
Will y’all be in Kentucky? I have a pretty big collection I’d like to get rid of
Like said above the ones complaining you screwed the family over is just jealous. You made the offer and they accepted it. Not like you forced them to accept it. Love the show keep producing and we’ll keep watching.
Jealous indeed they are, and that's when the accusations of being selfish come
Some people have no idea where or how to sell their cards, so they don't.
It looks like an old Upper Deck sticker, as Jordan autographs were exclusive to them.
great comments!!!
BAC Beckett authentication code from upper deck i have one on back of my wayne gretzky hologram authenticated auto. Real for sure
Most people waste their money on lottery tickets, us in this hobby waste our money ripping packs. The latter brings me much more enjoyment, and at least when I lose I still win because I have something tangible to save.
I'm about 99.9% positive that Jordan Auto is real & it is a early 90s Upper Deck BAC sticker & I have many Shawn Kemp & other Auto's with the same BAC sticker.......In the end they accepted your bid & that's it but the family should of done more research because they could of got way more from a large shop like Burbank or DA Card.........I would of bought it as well but also would of surprised the family with a extra check at the end of selling everything but that's me.........
BAC is an early UDA sticker I think?
I have stated it 1000 times. I COLLECT what I love. It is not about the financial value, it’s about the joy I get out of doing it. It seems so cliché but that is how I truly feel. Weather are not what I am proud of is worth a large amount of money means absolutely nothing to me. Enjoy the hobby and make it your own collection.
That's an upper deck sticker on that Jordan auto
Money floods people minds it's sad, I was just telling my girl this that some people just love collecting the cards.
Did you get a great deal, yes. That's all part of the hobby it's baked into collecting in general, sometimes you get a great deal and sometimes you don't. I honestly feel the guy would be proud to have his collection showcased on your program. As collectors we all have a little something inside of us that wants others in the hobby to know how awesome our collection is no matter how big or small and your show did that for him. Those who make such comments tend to be into collecting more for the money and there is nothing wrong with that but this is a hobby first and people started collecting out of love of a team or player. This collector was obviously in it because he loved it.
Ive heard mixed things about those classic hand numbered autos regarding fakes etc. But who knows. I love the hunt.
I’m not sure anyone was disappointed with your purchase. I, for one, had problems with the sale. I can’t fault you for finding a good deal. My issue comes is with the team of “loved ones” that couldn’t even put a reserve on the sale. Either way, I’m happy for ya! Congrats!
I value my cards by how much I love them. I only collect cards I love. I love all the cards I can't have. I love my cards.
The Jordan is probably real, from his flight camp back in the day, the authentication sticker is from Upper Deck, and you can possibly email them to verify the number. Normally, there is a small COA pamphlet with the auto.
How do you not recognize an upper deck hologram?
Good stuff here, its not all about the flip or $$$, for some like me its a way of being closer to the game I grew up playing, and collecting the players I enjoy watching the most. PC can definitely get out hand, so its ok to bless others by giving away some card and passing on the love of the hobby to others.
Thanks for watching!
good video.. enjoyed the message.. my previous comment was not intended to be harsh.. just informational…. :)
The Jordan is real
that is a authentic auto.. its upper deck.. prob from his flight school back in the day.. but that auto and uda sticker is legit.. you can send the card to upper deck and they will give you a uda cert
I have a safe and all the cards I dont want to sell bc I like the players alot go in there.my 5 children can figure it out when my time comes.love the collection you bought man.i dont think that guy ever planned on selling them.he did what he loved while he was alive and that was collect not sell.
Look no meed to apologize I appreciate your show. I understand the process of what can happen when collecting. If I pass my son gets it. An if he decides to sell it that is the name of the game whatever he decided to take money its up yo him I am gone.
I’m leaving my collection to my nephew. He’s a huge sports fan and will appreciate it and not look at it as a financial windfall.
I get it it's an auction and goes for what it goes for but maybe the ppl that thought you guys got over on the sellers of the collection know ING you guys are cool dudes I think maybe they were thinking they feel like you would have said look there is alot more value here than we paid for and maybe they thought you guys would throw them an extra bone or something but at the end of the day it's no one's business but you guys happy collecting dudes
I like to safely pin mine to the back of my bike so it makes a cool noise. I have this one I found it's super old...some guy named Mantle. The thing is from the early 50's so who gives a crap about some dusty old baseball card.
That’s a very good jordan auto . I’d be surprised if it’s fake as it’s so close to his true auto
I collect for the enjoyment of collecting. So im the same as he was. I dont care about the value of my collection. If the whole hobby tanks and is worth nothing more than the paper and cardboard its printed on i will still collect. I have got more out of collecting than any amount of $ could be paid for what i have.
I mean you are in it to make money. Not at all hating. You bought a good collection at a amazing price. It’s on the executors to sell for the right price. They were in a way ripped off but that’s on them
I Told my wife if I die call TY and Mike problem solved.
No one should have to explain winning an auction. Period. Now, what's sad is the fact Archie spent over a few hundred thousand dollars on a collection that ended up only selling for $8,200. That should be a good lesson for collectors who don't have a plan for their collection after their passing. The lesson here is, make a plan. That has nothing to do with you winning a bid.
That’s 100% the lesson… but folks also assume that the money Archie spent just went to waste. That’s completely not true. He was not in it for money, end of story. He did it because he enjoyed it…and his family confirmed in so many ways how much he just enjoyed his cards.
But yes, you need a plan!!
The major takeaway from Archie's collection to me was the overwhelming size of it. It was so large his family had no chance of summarizing it well before selling, therefore not giving you or any other potential buyer a full view of what was there. If his 6 million cards were just the top 60,000 cards instead, it'd be 1% the size and very manageable to advertise. His family likely could have gotten double for it as well.