Posted: 7/3/2017 4:46:11 PM EDT
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I was given 4 boxes (approx 2ftx2ft) full of baseball cards. Some are in binders, some are still in sealed boxes.
I live in northern nevada and have no idea what they are worth or whom to ask that will be honest. Any ideas? Thank you in advance for and assistance! J- ?? |
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Mostly late 80's There will be a handful that are worth the time to sell, if they are in absolutely perfect condition.  If they are, and you have the spare time, see if your local library has a copy of a Beckett baseball card guide to get an idea of the value, or more likely the lack thereof.  Then choose your poison, maybe ripped off by ebay buyers, maybe ripped off by one of the few remaining card shop owners, or definitely having to deal with craigslist weirdos. |
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Mostly late 80's Baseball cards are not worth what they used to be, unless you have a rare error, rookie, or special edition card. Going through 4- 2'x2' will take a bit going through prices and checking conditions. May want to see if a card shop will buy the whole bundle. |
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Same thing happened to me, neighbor said "Hey, I have some baseball cards I'm throwing in the trash, you interested?"
I walk over and her entire basement is baseball paraphernalia, bats, pennants, hats, etc... Attached File I'm thinking I should have said nope! |
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Same thing happened to me, neighbor said "Hey, I have some baseball cards I'm throwing in the trash, you interested?" I walk over and her entire basement is baseball paraphernalia, bats, pennants, hats, etc... https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/228109/2017-07-03-05-23-14-245142.JPG I'm thinking I should have said nope! |
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Unless you are in a hurry to see them for next to nothing, I say either keep them for a future relative that would get a kick out of them, or donate them to a kid that will enjoy them.
I don't remember much as a kid, but in the 80s I do remember opening and going through nearly every topps card pack I got. Crappy gum and all. It was a blast. |