Since I joined the band wagon during the card flooding years, I'd like to find out what, if any, of the cards purchased in the time frame of 1989 thru 1995, held value.
Which cards (just the high lites) have been worth keeping.....I, like thousands of others, have over a 1000 pounds of photo cardboard (Topps, Bowman, Score, Gameday, Stadium Club...ect), stored away and have no clue what any of it is worth.....lol
Thanks Guys!
RC cards of guys like Jeter, Griffey, etc are the main ones.
(11-01-2011, 11:15 AM)dbroockerd Wrote: [ -> ]RC cards of guys like Jeter, Griffey, etc are the main ones.
Ok, thanks.....I also have a ton of Thomas, Ryan, Bonds, Mcquire from the era...and plenty of Jeter and Griffey.....Just want to unload all of it.
if you load all the major stars from that era into your org and mark them for trade, there are some users on here that would be interested (mainly player collectors).
(11-01-2011, 11:01 AM)pizzano Wrote: [ -> ]Since I joined the band wagon during the card flooding years, I'd like to find out what, if any, of the cards purchased in the time frame of 1989 thru 1995, held value.
Which cards (just the high lites) have been worth keeping.....I, like thousands of others, have over a 1000 pounds of photo cardboard (Topps, Bowman, Score, Gameday, Stadium Club...ect), stored away and have no clue what any of it is worth.....lol
Thanks Guys!
If you buy a Baseball OPG (online price guide) for $9, you will have one month to figure out what they are 'worth'. You won't be able to sell them for that (you MIGHT get 50% of the value if you sell), but you could trade them for full value if you are actually interested in the hobby. There are lots of members here that are still searching for some of these cards. Personally, I am looking for all of the Ozzie Smith cards that I don't have yet. That especially includes the Hostess/Post/Jimmy Dean, etc. cards I haven't acquired yet. GL!