Making Sense of the ACC (The American Card Catalog) Part #1 *YOUTUBE Video*

[slantycouch]

Rhett, I've said it privately to you but also wanted to say publicly how much I enjoy your videos. Your knowledge and passion for the hobby are second-to-none, and the videos are always very informative.

My only complaint is your videos usually pique my interest about something to which I've not historically paid attention, and I find myself expanding my collection in even more directions.

Keep up the great work!

[oldeboo]

No problem, anything to possibly help.

The mail videos are interesting as there is some surprise there. I watch videos on Youtube of modern collectors that put out quality content. I find modern cards somewhat interesting and those videos satisy my urges to rip packs watching others do it. Then I end up realizing why I stay away from collecting it at the same time, oddly. Occasionally I toy with the idea of getting an Upper Deck Griffey rookie or something like that and ultimately decide it's not for me.

I guess my point is pre-war content is limited and appreciated on that platform. The modern people are being thrown softballs with new product to open every week and that space is getting pretty crowded. It takes more creativity with the older stuff, but you have so much knowledge to share. Once you get into history, players, set details, specific themes, auction trends and all that, there are tons of topics.

I really liked your E121 video. I've been slightly confused reading about the series of 80 backs. You very clearly make the differences obvious. Just a lot to like with all of the videos.

Enough ramblin'