[mickey7mantle7]

There will always be some kind of value whether it's 5¢ or 5 bucks. They will never make anyone rich.

Look at the 1950 Bowman common players values for instance, most range from 6-12 bucks and those are from 1950! lol

[elberson]

Just wondering if the cards that Topps produced by the billions during that time period will ever have any true value some day. Just looking for any one's opinion.

hey, if that ruth gu is for trade, check me please

[alfredoleal2001]

Just wondering if the cards that Topps produced by the billions during that time period will ever have any true value some day. Just looking for any one's opinion.

I say yes but I dont think it will happen in our lifetime

[Vols-1]

I sold several factory set on eBay a few months ago for about $5 each. They cost be closer to $15 over 20 years ago. The value is going down every day!

[corbin21]

I but a lot of cards from Dave and Adam's cards on the internet. And what I have seen over the past year or so is a gradual increase in the 1986 and 1987 prices of wax boxes, cello packs and vending boxes. So maybe the glut of cards is slowly, like I say slowly starting to dry up. Just some hopeful optimism.

[elberson]

Thanks for the honest reply. I guess the key is NEW collectors. We need people who didn't collect during that time to now want to buy those years to have a set for every year. I have topps sets that go back to 1975.

you should totally trade me that ruth