[coachlew10]

Anyone else's parents make them do this to order their old basketball stuff. I think I was about 9 years old.

Ouch!!!




Any value left at all in these??

[kstjst]

if your parents are still alive, please thank them

[JMarchand1981]

I had a guy at a card show say that people are getting $75 per piece if they are separated. The guy is kind of an odd guy so I don't know if I believe what he has to say (this is the same guy who told me that raw Kobe Chrome rookies go in the $600 range on a daily basis...). In other words, my answer isn't helping answer your question. Just a brief anecdote.

[krayzie83]

Hate to be the bearer of bad news but the complete (separated) set sold for just under $47 not too long ago.

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[coachlew10]

Hate to be the bearer of bad news but the complete (separated) set sold for just under $47 not too long ago.

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Didn't know if I should just throw them away. I'll keep them though. They remind me of my mom. She didn't make many mistakes in her life, but that was one of them.

[taffster74]

You'll probably be able to get about US$20-30 each at best for the bird and magic's. The Erving.... probably about US$10-15, maybe.

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Just noticed your sig.... I've got a paul hornung auto from 2011 TriStar Obek.... you wouldn't happen to know a ball park figure for it would you?

[djohn]

It really depends on how cleanly the cards were separated. It looks like you may have just ripped them apart. The star players definitely still have value, and I am sure you would get interest in them if you put them up for sale or trade.

[Razorback9]

I'm an unofficial expert at this set. It is one of my favorites of all time. Sadly, they really arent worth much at all seperated. The Magic can sell for a few bucks, but other than that there isn't really any money in them. The Bird ones aren't his "official" rookie card, so they won't sell for much either. It's probably best to keep them since they are still very cool cards.