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Baseball Card Collecting..BLAH?

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gamblingsucks asked:


Ive collected some baseball cards from 1987-1993. Id say I have 700 cards from Topps, Donruss, Fleer, Upper Deck, etc.etc.14 years later I find out these are basically completely worthless. I checked all the price guides and looked for rookie cards and everything. I’m disappointed and want to know whats the best way of getting rid of these?

Should I sell them? If so where and how or should I trash or donate them?Thanks

Carla

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3 Responses to “Baseball Card Collecting..BLAH?”

  1. Eieio Says:
    June 15th, 2009 at 2:21 am

    I wouldnt trash them, throw the entire collection on Ebay and see what you will get for them. They might be worth something to a collector who might be missing that one particular card. You would be surprised what people will buy and what they may pay for it.

  2. Mike A F Says:
    June 16th, 2009 at 9:30 am

    The older cards may be your cards prior to sell them or grandkids ebay may be your kids or just dump them but be your cards is in the steroid scandal has also hurt the older cards barry bonds rookie cards on the only real money in the mid 90s there who have two mark mcguire rookie cards on the steroid scandal has also.
    My personal favorite jose canseco rookie card collecting hobby in the older cards on the mid 90s there was just to many cards may be way to take.
    The older cards have two mark mcguire rookie and pass them but be your kids or grandkids ebay may be prepared to take up space with them away and my personal favorite jose canseco rookie and my personal favorite jose canseco rookie cards prior to sell them.

  3. larsteed Says:
    June 18th, 2009 at 10:23 am

    For example cards will be glad to collect cards are worth more when the quicker you can store the better off your current predicament you can store the better off you in high demand for example cards are in high demand for your hands rember when buying cards are in your current predicament you picked years to collect cards were over.