Raw vintage baseball mail day and missed the Philly show :(

YouTube. What's going on? Been a while. Okay, so I couldn't go to the Philly show. I was hoping to, but my daughter uh she does ice skating and she has a competition coming up. She wanted to get more practice. So, family first. Uh unfortunately, I couldn't go, but worthwhile for my daughter. Uh got to spend time with her ice skating and getting her to practice, too. So, it is what it is. Uh, I did go to a local show Sunday, mostly Pokemon, but it was one mile away from my house. So, maybe I'll start setting up at that show when I have time. Uh, I wasn't able to drop off the NBA cards obviously, or I should say to try to get those NBA stickers. I had a friend that went and he did do some a couple NBA submissions. uh they screened it for him and he got two NBA gold stickers and just for reference one was a Randy Moss um atomic refractor in a BGS 10 pristine and that got a gold. So I'm I'm just curious like how they give out the stickers for the BGS. I'm assuming maybe the black labels some of those will get the NBA black um and the pristines if they're really nice get the gold. I I I don't know. Um so that's going to be pushed back for me. Um, it's kind of a pretty big mail day. I have some more coming too, but I picked up another one. I love this card, the Berry Sanders Wolverine. And I did look at this one. Looks pretty good. I'll try grading that one. Uh, and some common. So, I I have a knack for I would say buying vintage baseball in lots on eBay. So, this seller, he put a comma at the end of one of the big names. And I don't think people know that if you put in the comma, if you do a search um with the comma, it'll show the cards that have the comma at the end. So if you search Michael Jordan, uh you'll find the ones with the comma, but if you just do a blanket search for Michael Jordan, it you won't see the Michael Jordan's that have the comma, if that makes sense. Um, so the cards, bunch of commons of 55. Uh, nothing too crazy here. No big names. Two cards are still in what came in screwdowns. Uh, so the first one, it's really bad the condition. But Ted Williams with looks like it was glued and there's paper still attached. I I don't know if it's paper loss. We'll have to take a look. I'll turn turn around the camera after this. and the big card. He put a comma at the end of the Roberto Clemente. So, uh, there weren't a lot of people looking at this on eBay, at least from the save searches. And I was like, I think this is a I knew it was real, but it also looked really nice, too. It's it's like fairly well centered, no paper loss, has some has a crease on the corner. Um, but the bottom may or may not have been trimmed. I took that risk. Uh, we'll see once I open it up. But uh yeah, just kind of a small pro tip, I guess. If you do some save searches on eBay, you can put a comma at the end of their last name, I would say, and you may pick up on some items that people may not see. So, yeah, I I do have actually another Roberto Clemente RAW coming from this seller um a bit later, but I'll turn around the camera and we can take a look at this card together. Okay, so let's take a look at these bad boys. I got my mini screwdriver here. I guess the negative to um buying lots are you avoid authenticity guarantee, but there is a buyer protection. I feel like I have a good understanding of knowing what's real and what's not real. Um I'll have to look under a magnifying glass actor, but this is the Ted Williams. I mean, these could come back altered for sure since it's been in the screw down for a long time. I'm assuming a long time. This one's pretty dirty. Let's just see if this is paper loss or paper attached. I can't even tell. I think it's paper loss. So, this one's in rough shape. Still a Ted Williams. I don't think it's been trimmed. Has the right pixelations on the front. So, Yeah, regardless, a very nice, well, I can't say a very nice copy, but it's a decent example. Still raw. Okay, we'll take a very close look at this. Oops. Clemente. Yeah, these are the uh the dangerous screwd downs for sure. There's no uh recession in these or it's not recessed, I should say. Okay, I'm going to be a little more careful with this one. Okay, from what I saw, yeah, it's not bad. There's the bottom looked a little funky. I thought it could have been trimmed. You can see it's a little wavy. That could just be the card itself from being in the screw down. You can see there's a I don't know if it's going to focus, but there is a little bit of a crease. It's not bad though in terms of centering. I'll have to measure it up. Uh and no stains. Could have been wet wet at one point. It has that little bit of curvature, but still uh I got this at a pretty good price. Um normally this is I mean if I had to guess, I would say this is maybe a PSA 2 or three at best. All right, but this is a success. Thanks for watching.

Missed the Philly show. MBA submission on hold. Pretty big, risky mailday of #vintagebaseballcards 1955 Topps lot including Roberto Clemente and Ted Williams