Who are some good vintage guys/collectors to follow?

[Jenx34]

Originally Posted by wdwfan

I'm now on Instagram and YouTube (et_cardcollectr on both), and I'm looking to find some good vintage guys/collectors to follow. I'm not much into the modern stuff, but I love the vintage game and collecting that stuff. So I'm wanting to follow/find some vintage.

I've got a few I already follow on YouTube (guys like baseballcollector, midlifesportscards, mangini and some of their friends). But I"m not as well versed on Instagram. So can someone help.

I've recorded my first YT video, and I'm currently working on editing it (that's the toughest part). But I hope to have it up in the next couple of days. When I do, I'll edit this post with a link to it.

Much depends on what type of content you like. Many good YT accounts have been mentioned. I invite you to check out my videos at:

Vintage Baseball Corner

It's a lot of PSA Reveals right now, but other stuff too. I like to share details, stats and stories and not just flip through cards. I did a video on my time spent with Willie Mays, have opened some packs and featured other Vintage cards. I'm still relatively new, some it's still a little rough around the edges, but improving.

Another channel I like is:

I love baseball cards

Phil opens a lot of cards, but has a really nice collection as well. He has great passion for cards and it shows.

[Exhibitman]

I'm not there yet, but my tech team (aka my daughter) is trying to figure out how to turn my substack column into some sort of video/audio content.

[Jdc3798]

When I first got into vintage, I found the best resource to be Mike’s “Golden Age of Cardboard” podcast. He also has a YouTube channel “Baseball Collector”.

[wdwfan]

Yes, I've been listening to him for awhile. I really like him. In fact, I'm hoping to meet him and Chris from Missouri today in Dallas. I'm headed that way in a couple of hours.

Originally Posted by Jdc3798

When I first got into vintage, I found the best resource to be Mike’s “Golden Age of Cardboard” podcast. He also has a YouTube channel “Baseball Collector”.

[almostdone]

Mike is a great guy for the community. He has been a long time member here on Net54 as well.

I was honored about a year ago to be on his podcast The Golden Age Of Cardboard as a guest. We covered How To Enjoy Collecting Without Adding Anything To It.

If anyone has an interest in hearing it my YouTube channel name is The Drew A Vintage Legacy.

Hope you got to meet both Mike and Chris (from Missouri). Chris is as genuine as he seems on his videos. I highly recommend amyon3 to check both of their channels out.

Drew