Hey Superstars, we've got something a little different today. I've reached a milestone with my T206 Cleveland NAPS team set and I'm pretty excited about it. So I wanted to do a little showcase and tell you why this set is so special to me. I originally collected cards from 88 to 93 and during that time I would often read tales of the T206 Honest Wagner, the most famous and expensive baseball card ever made. The 52-manel was pretty famous too but I felt like the Wagner was just a lot more mythical. But you know girls in high school and art school happened and even though I still love baseball I didn't have much interest in cardboard again until 2018. So I was at the Detroit Institute of Art in July of that year. We had gone to see a very cool Star Wars exhibit but when we got there another exhibit called Playball peeked my interest in a small dark room. They had a complete set of the T206 cards including old Honest but as neat as it was to finally see a T206 Honest Wagner in person the other cards were just so stunning. When we got home the next day I hopped on the eBay just out of curiosity to see what some of these cards were selling for and when to know what I bought five of them they were the first baseball cards I had purchased in 25 years and I decided to go after the entire T206 Cleveland NAPS team set. So there is our friend Mr. Bunny he's going to help us out. I'm going to show you my collection in the order that I acquired it and I'll show you what I paid and I'm not trying to show off at all. I just I just know some of you are kind of curious so here's the original five. Short stop Neal Ball third basement bill Bradley this is one of two cards of his in the set. I captured Ted Easterly I really love that red. Picture a Heineberger which I like his name it's kind of like Buttburger. And picture Bob Rhodes this is also the first of his two cards in the set. Here is Enfielder George Perring and now about a week later I discovered that the national just so happened to be in Cleveland I had no idea that the national was even a thing at this point in my collecting journey and this was still the only thing I was collecting at this point so I drove over there and I found Ketcher J.J. Clark and Wright Fielder Wilbur Good. I really wasn't there very long but with as massive as the national is I really started to take note of the other cards that would be fun to collect. Okay here is my first Hall of Famer picture Addy Joss this is his first of two cards and at this point I did start collecting the 53 Bowman Cleveland Indians team set too. Here is my first big boy card Sa Young Bear Hand he has three cards in the set and this is the only one I have so far. Picture Glenn Leigh Partt was a birthday gift. Center Fielder Joe Birmingham I felt like this one was really tough to find a nice one but I think I found a good one this one's really cool. Out Fielder Bill Hinchman this was a Christmas gift. Third baseman Bill Bradley this is his second of two cards. Here is first baseman George Stovall Portrait his second of two cards and Bob Rhodes his second of two cards. I went to the national in Chicago in 2019 with the goal of adding another Hall of Famer to the set and I achieved that with Wright Fielder Elmer Flick. I felt like I got a great deal on this one and also at the national I bought in Fielder Terry Turner. This one is my favorite one that I own so far. Addy Joss Portrait his second of two cards in the set and here is first baseman George Stovall his second of two cards in the set. I didn't add to the collection at all in 2020 I was kind of saving up for some of the big boy cards I had left on the list but this week I finally found the team's namesake second baseman Napoleon Lajeway so now I have at least one of every player on the team. There are two more Sai Young's and two more Lajeway's to find but that might take a few years so I thought I'd share these with you today. So it was these cards that reignited my cardboard addiction it's almost like I started out with heroin and moved on to pot. It went from collecting T206 to 53 Bowman to 50 to 52 Bowman to every major release Indians card ever made to autographs from every Indians player so I've got way way too many projects now and you guys are a bunch of enablers but I'm having a blast and I'm so glad I went to the DIA to see some Star Wars costumes. I would love to hear about your passion projects like this. Do you have one that sort of trumps everything else? Let me know down below and thanks for watching guys.