T206s on Chasing Cardboard.

[Lucas00]

I'm guessing they are real as well, and were probably soaked. Giving them that notorious shine/texture they mention.
And a few more photos.

[vthobby]

Funny video. They are real.

[tiger8mush]

I agree the T206s appear real to me.

Around the 9:15 mark he misidentifies a T207 (Chalmers, I believe) first as a T205 and then a T204. I don't think pre-war is his bread & butter.

[boneheadandrube]

Originally Posted by tiger8mush

I agree the T206s appear real to me.

Around the 9:15 mark he misidentifies a T207 (Chalmers, I believe) first as a T205 and then a T204. I don't think pre-war is his bread & butter.

I don't think anything is his bread and butter

[philliesfan]

I agree real and I would not have a problem buying them.

[ahmanfan]

I’m guessing he will read these comments and post a response in a future video. They look real absolutely.

[brianp-beme]

They look just like my T206 cards, and they better be real, because I paid real money for them, and I would hate for youtubers to burst my bubble.

Brian (and some of mine for comparison, and a T205 and I believe a T204 just to show you all I know where my bread is buttered)

[Pat R]

These guys should put their hats and T-shirts that they had made in a closet and stop youtubing until they actually know something about some of the cards that they're commenting on.

[The Detroit Collector]

Originally Posted by boneheadandrube

I don't think anything is his bread and butter

I do watch Mikes channel and he is very knowledgeable with vintage; however, I think his bread and butter is Post WWII

[JustinD]

Agreed, look real from the perspective and I don't see any blatant signs off hand other than the afore mentioned likely soak out of a scrapbook.

Now, I personally would like to handle those Home Run Derby cards. I have my reservations on those just from sight.