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Originally Posted by Yoda
I guess there is no doubt they are here to stay and still proliferating, seemingly daily. Anyhow, I am, in no particular order, giving my top 4 that I, being addicted to the subject, tend to watch whenever possible.
1. Bluejacket 66 - Incredible knowledge on a full range of pre-war and post-war vintage. Not afraid to call out posers. Should smile once in a while... (Dave?).
2. Midlife - Greg is a nice regular guy who is all in on the hobby. Wish he focused a bit more on pre-war, but he is getting there.
3. Chasing - Mike, no doubt still basking in the Rangers' triumph. I like when he does his most valuable cards and seeing which cards have moved up or down. A good pulse on the marketplace.
4. Collector, investor, dealer - Even though Chris confesses that prewar is not his forte, I like his crisp professional delivery. I particularly enjoy the financial breakdown of major deals he has done over the years as well as some terrific stories, such as the time he and his sidekick bought a whole dealer's booth at a show.
Most of the other podcasters I just pass on by, except Sammy Thunder because he joined the Board. John
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I used to be a huge fan of Chris, he talked a ton on vintage baseball at the start of his channel, the stories he had acquiring rare cards and collections were awesome.
Still a wonderful guy and channel but it's just changed so much toward modern, junk cards (imo), highest sales which are always the same cards, and to me extremely boring seeing the same Brady, Jordans and Mantles. And grading reveals which also are seemingly mostly modern/junk. He has the occasional great video but it's just went downhill sharply in what interests me.
Dave and Rick oddball cards are my two favorites. But the others you mentioned are good. As well as Chris From Missouri.