We just opened a great 1947-66 Exhibits cello pack and posted the video on YouTube!

JustCollectcom

Hi everyone,

We recently opened a 1947-66 Exhibits Cello Pack, videotaped it, and posted it to YouTube. It was a great pack and we were thrilled with our pulls. Please check it out. If you enjoy it, let us know and we will post more vintage pack rips! The next two packs were are opening are 1966 Philadelphia Football and 1960 Fleer Baseball Greats, and I expect to post the Philly pack rip at some point next week.

Here is the video: 1947-66 Exhibits Cello Pack Rip

Enjoy!

Scott Greenwald
Just Collect, Inc.

Piggs

Very nice Scott, that Mays would look great with his signature.

JustCollectcom

It certainly would!

yankeeno7

That was a GREAT rip...why did you rip that pack? Was the cello torn and you were not comfortable selling it?

JustCollectcom

The cello was partially torn, and while it was clear that it had not been opened or searched, it seemed unlikely to auction as well as the other Exhibits packs we have sold from that issue.

That, and it is REALLY fun to open old packs of cards!!

yankeeno7

I had been considering buying a couple of those packs to rip. I'll have to watch some auctions to see what kind of price they are going for.

mlbfan2

Here's an unopened pack that sold for $140.

Here's a WRAPPER with a $300 BIN. Seems a little high!

JustCollectcom

$300 seems a little steep for the wrapper (even graded)

I can offer him our cello wrapper. It is in worse shape than his, but I would take a lot less!!

RipublicaninMass

I saw a cello box of these about 15 years back and they had 2 mantle front packs (batting no pinstripes),I picked up 3 and the highest graded 6, I did pull a Mantle, Mays and Musial. Awesome to open these, a cheap thrill! I only saved this one and had is signed a few years back.

mccardguy1

After being in this hobby for 35+ years and owning many Exhibits and a few Exhibit machines I had no idea that these cards were sold in packs. I thought they all were sold via vending machines originally. These arent left over cards sold by the Exhibit Card Company to someone who repackaged them in the 60's like the Topps Christmas stocking racks are they?