The Card Life/Tim Carroll
 

Not sure if everyone is aware of the show, The Card Life, on TV, but Tim Carrol's art was recently on the show along with a lot of other cool collections. I watch it on Directv ch. 671 (Bally Sports Midwest).

Wasn't aware. Just watched the first episode. It was funny to see Padres pitcher & host Matt Strahm's hands shaking when he pulled the Pete Alonzo autographed SuperFractor. Thanks for sharing!

It features mostly modern cards. I don't collect modern or Tim Carroll artwork, but I enjoy the show.

I don’t collect cards anymore, but I do enjoy watching anything about the hobby or any shows relating to collecting: Pawn Stars, American Pickers, Antique Road Show, etc. Ken Goldin is working on a TV show about the hobby, so interested to see how that goes. Again, thanks for sharing!

If people like Tim's art work I have consigned the Anson N167 piece to LOTG and it in the current auction. Current pieces, I believe, sell for about $7000. This piece's opening bid has been reduced to $2000. Each piece is unique and the N167 Anson has been called the most beautiful card ever produced.

Here are my two. Tim is wicked talented and his art is (in my opinion) amazing

Hate to correct the 19th century expert but I think you mean the N162, not the N167.

I never tire of this.

The Anson for sale is also, IMO, a great work.

LOL, I’m certainly no expert on the numbers. Glad you knew what I meant.

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1660860908

I would have never thought to commission this Ryan, it's just awesome.

Thanks Justin.

Its my favorite card -- the two best players of the era (and my two favorite) and I feel like the handshake is Honus passing off the "king crown" to the new young buck, but not before Pitt beats Detroit in the championship.

I know this one was challenging for Tim. I dont recall what the concern was -- maybe it was the full body, two subjects, the relative monotone... I dont remember -- but he had some reservation when we first talked. But Tim killed t and the piece is amazing in person.

Jay that's a fantastic piece of art, good luck w/ the auction

https://bid.loveofthegameauctions.co...e?itemid=28419
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The ground on the Cobb/Wagner card looks like an aerial view of a golf course, but I can't figure out which one.:confused::confused::D

amazing work that he does.

Just reached out to him to potentially do something for me thru his webiste

Thanks Jay, his work is amazing.