Aw.

They, they...

So, you know what? They, they, they lost 100 games three years in a row, and if you told me in April they would've made one win away from the ALCS, I would've been, I would've been happy, so it's okay.

It's a good learning experience this year.

It's why baseball's the best sport on Earth.

Hi, Christopher.

Hi, Joe.

Josh, you got any, you got any thoughts on this art discussion before we go to Chris?

Any- anything else you wanna say?

Makes me wanna do the set again.

I'm like, I, I picked up four n- four more short prints, so I'm, I'm, you know, on the way, but I still need the tough ones.

It's, it's the best...

To me, it's the coolest, greatest set ever made, given it was made right after, right after the war, like Ger- like Germany, like David said, to pump out gum, and the quality control is next to nothing.

So they're just like, "Whatever we got, throw it in there." And, uh, I personally love the cards with bad registration, like Cliff Fanning has his, has the eyeglasses on his hat.

I love...

Josh, go ahead.

The population count is probably around 300 with 200 being in PSA.

Josh? There's a story when Mr.

Mint made that find in Michigan in the 80s.

He found a case of Leaf, right? And he cracked it open.

I think he found six pages, but he found like 50 Ruths.

Obviously, it's a short print, so obviously it's much rarer, but those cards are tougher than tough.

That's the most rare post-war card out there.

How often do they come up for sale publicly, Dodd? adam