EP 6: The Origin of Scrapps Tobacco + Guest Andy Broome
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Al Crisafulli revisits the origins of the first gum cards, settling the long-misunderstood label of Scrapps Tobacco. He’s joined by Andy Broome, the Vice President of CGC Cards, who shares how a childhood discovery sparked his passion for the hobby. Andy also offers a behind-the-scenes look at CGC’s approach to grading, including a high-stakes moment that helped save a collector’s home, and discusses the company’s ongoing commitment to research, accuracy, and innovation in card preservation.
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Produced by Brand Groupies - https://brandgroupies.com/
Theme music by Doug Stoley: www.stoley.com
Episode highlights:
(0:54) The mystery behind the 1888 Scraps Tobacco cards
(3:08) The H.D.S. & Co. clue that changed the story
(5:35) Why Scraps Tobacco was actually a gum card issue
(6:02) Introducing CGC Cards Vice President Andy Broome
(8:13) How Andy began grading pre-war baseball cards
(10:58) The incredible T206 Honus Wagner discovery
(15:10) How the Wagner helped save its owner’s home
(20:08) Collecting vintage Japanese baseball and Victor Starfin
(23:46) CGC’s approach to vintage and obscure card grading
(34:32) The baseball moment that started Andy’s lifelong passion