Best Vintage YouTubers?

[jared6180]

I have been watching sooooo many modern guys opening packs and revealing grades. How many PSA 10 Trout, Acuna, Bellinger, Soto cards do I really need to see over and over and over and over again...?

Who are the folks that have great Vintage content?

[savedfrommyspokes]

Many of the regular (weekly) "vintage" guys also cover modern stuff as multiples have videos of their "best" card from the early 50s to present and routinely show there modern pickups as well as vintage pickups. Silver Jackify, Baseball collector (Mike), Bowman51 and even occasionally jabs follow this trend. Vintage Card curator hasn't had a new video in a while but in the past has focused on pre-80s. There are numerous other vintage videos, but not too many others that post as regularly as those mentioned above.

[Clemaz]

The Mangini Collection, Bluejackett 66, Ray from Philly and Baseball Collector are some of my favorites. Mike from baseball Collector also has a great vintage podcast called Golden Age of Cardboard, which is also on Youtube.


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[here2havefun]

In addition to the channels already mentioned, I like Talking Ball Cards, Vintage Oddball Cards, and D B Tiller.

[jchcollins]

Originally Posted by here2havefun

In addition to the channels already mentioned, I like Talking Ball Cards, Vintage Oddball Cards, and D B Tiller.

+1 for Talking Ball Cards. He seems to do a few TTM autos, but mainly sends in mid - lower grade vintage for grading. It's nice to see someone who really appreciates the cards for what they are without needing everything to be a PSA 9 or ridiculously expensive.

[rhettyeakley]

I started my own YouTube channel a few weeks back (it is a bit of a work in progress as I hadn't done anything like this before) and hope to add to it as often as I can. It is obviously pretty new so there isn't a ton of content yet but I am pretty open to covering other sets, players, etc. Thus far I have covered mostly pre-war issues but I have a pretty extensive post-war collection as well that I can share. It really is fun to put these videos together.

Anybody that wants to check it out here is a link, also let me know hat you guys think...
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbE..._as=subscriber

[mintacular]

Bowman53, Cards Guns & Collectibles, NYYanksFan7, PickerJimS, The Mangini Collection, are some of the ones I like a bunch

[jgannon]

Originally Posted by rhettyeakley

I started my own YouTube channel a few weeks back (it is a bit of a work in progress as I hadn't done anything like this before) and hope to add to it as often as I can. It is obviously pretty new so there isn't a ton of content yet but I am pretty open to covering other sets, players, etc. Thus far I have covered mostly pre-war issues but I have a pretty extensive post-war collection as well that I can share. It really is fun to put these videos together.

Anybody that wants to check it out here is a link, also let me know hat you guys think...
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbE..._as=subscriber

Just subscribed...

[Pre War Starter]

Right now I have 16 videos of my Pre War Type collection.
I did videos of what I had, at first, and now am doing update videos when something new comes in.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4d...LB1qcM8yB-j4Tg

[almostdone]

Jake the Ticket Leprechaun is a channel by a good friend of mine who is also a member here (the point guard).
Great guy and amazing collection. Focus is mainly vintage but does have some modern mixed in occasionally as well.

Check him out if you get a chance!

Drew

[rhettyeakley]

Originally Posted by Pre War Starter

Right now I have 16 videos of my Pre War Type collection.
I did videos of what I had, at first, and now am doing update videos when something new comes in.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4d...LB1qcM8yB-j4Tg

Just subscribed, keep up the good work man! I like the card selection. Check out my channel as well if you have a chance.

-Rhett

[Kutcher55]

Big fan of Vintage Card Curator. He puts a lot of thought and effort into his videos. He has published 70 or so. Check him out.