, they find a dust covered box with what appear to be vintage baseball cards. >> i'm seeing a tod ty cobbor $40,000. i'm looking at mine and saying, mine is better. jamie: the box karl found not only contains cobb known as the georgia peach, but all the greats of the era. it's dozens. in all, 800 cards, most in pristine condition. >> it takes it off a scope and realm that you're not quite sure how to handle it. jamie: step one, find out if the cards are real. karl reaches out to vintage cards expert peter in dallas. >> i received a phone call, which was very cryptic. he didn't want to go into any details. on a daily basis, we receive phone calls from people who find cars. it's always reprints. jamie: peter says to text photos of the cards and he'll take a look when he gets the chance. >> when i got the first picture, i thought these were too good to be true. they looked amazing. i saw nothing about them that looked like they weren't real. the next plan, we talked about him sending me a sample of the cards. >> karl overnights eight cards to peter with a note attached. call me before you op

he watched ty cobb, who lived here at the time, in a play downtown. there was a reception and so forth. on sunday, he went to church as he always did. the pastor, joseph severe, invited him to come to sunday dinner, which he did, and as he was having dinner, he said, this is the very table i set at as a child. he got under the table and show them some scuff marks that he had made with his feet. while he was here, he also had a photograph taken in the yard and this is -- was taken during that visit. you can see that he is here on the right, and the lady is mrs. severe and her daughter virginia and their son john and a friend, who was here that time, so we treasure this photograph because it is the only one that we have of him here at the site that was taken here. in a guster, we like to refer to certain quotes that wilson use from time to time. a boy never gets over his boyhood and can never change those subtle influences that were formed in him when he was a child. that is one. we hope that people who visit leave with a number of ideas about the man w

he took tours of the city, he actually watched ty cobb, who lived in the time downtown, there was a reception and so forth. on sunday he went to church with his father, as he always did attend church on sunday, and the pastor invited him to come to sunday dinner, which he did. which was held here in this room. as he was having dinner, he sat at the table and said this is the very table that i sat at as a child, and he got up under the table and show them some scuff marks he thought he had made with his feet. while he was here, he also had a photograph taken in the yard. this was taken during the visit. you can see he is here on the right, the ladies and children are the severe family, mrs. severe and her daughter, virginia, and son john and a friend, sadie fields, who was here the time. we treasure this photograph, it's the only one that we have of him here at the site that was taken here at the site. in augustine would like to refer to certain quotes the wilson used from time to time. one of those is that a boy never gets over his boyhood and never can change, the subtle influences that beca

he watched ty cobb, who lived here at the time, in a play downtown.as a reception and so forth. on sunday, he went to church as he always did. the pastor, joseph severe invited him to come to sunday dinner, which he did, and as he was having dinner, he said, this is the very table i set at as a child. he got under the table and show them some scuff marks that he had made with his feet. while he was here, he also had a photograph taken in the yard, and this is -- was taken during that visit. you can see that he is here on the right, and the lady is mrs. severe and her daughter virginia and their son john and a friend, who was here that time, so we treasure this photograph because it is the only one that we have of him here at the site that was taken here. in a guster, we like to refer to certain quotes that wilson use from time to time. a boy never gets over his boyhood and can never change those subtle influences that were formed and him -- in him when he was a child. that is one. we hope that people who visit leave with a number of ideas about the ma