I Ripped $10,000+ Of HIGH END Hobby Boxes In ONE Sitting! 😱
Card collector YouTuber opens nine high-end hobby boxes worth over $10,000, pulling cards featuring NFL, NBA, and MLB athletes. All pulled cards are being given away for free during Whatnot Card Show #9 happening Thursday through Sunday.
Summary
In this video, the creator from Card Collector 2 opens multiple premium trading card boxes totaling over $10,000 in value. The boxes include: Bowman Jumbo, 2025 Sapphire, Bowman's Best, Noir Basketball, Topps Chrome Breakers Delight, 2022 Encased Football, Tribute Baseball, Pristine Basketball, and Honors FOTL Football. Throughout the openings, the creator pulls notable cards including a Jamar Chase auto (25/25) from the first box, Dylan Harper auto (50/50) from Bowman's Best, a Kobe Sanders sneaker swatch auto (24/24) from Noir Basketball, and various other numbered parallels and autographs from players like Yakel (5/5), Noah Essengay (25/25), Tyrese Maxi (69/99), and Brandon Ingram. The 2022 Encased Football box underperforms with only one auto. The creator announces that all pulled cards will be given away for free during Whatnot Card Show #9, occurring Thursday through Sunday, with additional giveaways including Zion cases, an Arch Manning helmet, and thousands of packs. Viewers can use a promotional code for $15 off their first purchase and participate in the live stream for chances to win cards.
Key Insights
- The creator pulled a Jamar Chase auto (25/25) rated as a top-tier card on the first box opened, noting that Chase is currently 'the best receiver in football' after his weekend performance
- The 2022 Encased Football box was underwhelming and fell short of expectations, only yielding one auto instead of the multiple high-value cards anticipated from a $1,500+ product
- The Noir Basketball box was extremely loaded, containing six major cards including a signed Kobe Sanders sneaker swatch (24/24) that the creator called 'disgusting' and 'nasty' in a positive sense
- The Pristine Basketball box contained three purple parallel autos all numbered to 99 (Tyrese Maxi 69/99, Brandon Ingram, Johnny Braum), making it a consistent producer of high-value cards
- The Whatnot Card Show #9 will run continuously Thursday through Sunday with thousands of cards for sale, over 10,000 packs available, and major giveaways including cases and helmets valued at thousands of dollars
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Transcript
[0:00] Look at that. Look at that. Oh my goodness. That's autographed. That's disgusting. Uh nasty. Someone's getting that for free, too. Nobody runs play nights like we run play nights. >> Mr. Sher, how we doing? >> Let's go. Yes, sir. amazing. >> Try to bring that to the next generation and to bring it to other people uh to [0:33] hopefully inspire them. This is not possible without you. What's going on YouTube? Card Collector 2 coming at you here with a brand new video. Ladies and gentlemen, we are back with nine high-end boxes. We are going to rip all of these boxes today and the best cards we get are being given away for free. nine…
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