My brand new YouTube Video
 

Was bored this afternoon so I decided to produce a video for youtube about my T206 backs set. When watching, keep in mind that im still very new to this (been collecting just 10 weeks now), so please forgive any misinformation. Your comments/feedback is very much welcomed.

Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1REZbrcl98o

Nice collection & enjoyed watching! Won't attempt to critique--I'm as novice as they come w/ PreWar, but I'm making progress thanks to the wise folk hereabouts!

Cool video!!You are retaining T206 knowledge very well for 10 weeks in!!:D

Just want to say "nice collection" you have going there-and I was wondering-which Sov.460's do you have?I just noticed in the video you had said you had 2 raw ones,and was just wondering which ones.......are they any of the 6 super prints?

Thanks for sharing-

Sincerely,Clayton

Seymour and Wiltse, both are portraits, and both are PR-FR.

I would say pretty good collection for a few months

Nice little video, and a very nice collection.

very nice
 

Looks good for the time put in to it. We should have more baseball card movies!

I've been around Pre-War baseball cards for a good number of years, and have to admit I know minimal about the T206 backs. I mean, I know Drum is rarer than Sweet Caporal, but I've never learned that 150 350 stuff.

Nice video. Thanks for sharing the link.
RayB

Excellent and informative!

Thanks for the kind words guys. Now who wants to help me fill those few holes in my collection???:D

Great looking cards, cool video !! Goodluck with the other backs you need !!

Nice video and very informative for this T206 novice. I have subscribed to your future videos.

Nice video. Thanks for sharing and keep us updated on your future acquisitions.
Steve

Great vid:
But I have to disagree with your pronunciation of Caporal.

It's not Cap-or-al, it's Cap-rel.

Bud den again, I'm origanally from Tren'n NJ. :):rolleyes:

Very informative, but what was even more impressive was the fluid dexterity of handling the cards and the defining form of your fingers and palms.

Have you ever considered being a Hand Model?

Thanks for sharing.............nice vid!