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    Sports Cards

    I have a few binders full of baseball cards that I have no reason to keep. Are these things worth anything? Worth a trip to a card shop? Garage sale attempt and then recycle?

    I have zero interest in sorting through these for some sort of valuable card.

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    TP substitue

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    If they’re from the 90s they’re worthless. Bin them
    27° 18°

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    Eat shit Bonds, Mcguire.....

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    If you take them to a shop and they offer you a few hundred dollars go buy beer and toilet paper and call it a win.

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    Quote Originally Posted by char_ View Post
    I have a few binders full of baseball cards that I have no reason to keep. Are these things worth anything? Worth a trip to a card shop? Garage sale attempt and then recycle?

    I have zero interest in sorting through these for some sort of valuable card.
    I bought a few boxes of Basketball cards in the early 1990's. They're barely worth wast I paid for them. I last checked about 10 years ago

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    Quote Originally Posted by danmelon View Post
    If they’re from the 90s they’re worthless. Bin them
    '91

    Ken Griffey JR all star card. I'm sure there are 5 million of them sitting in people closet just like mine.

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    Pretty worthless. If you have something you know was worth a lot back in the day it may be worth looking up. Bad news is you’ll have to pay someone to grade it if you want to sell it.

    I just googled this, can’t vouch for it: https://cardmavin.com/category/baseball

    All the money was made in the hysteria days.

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    ‘83 or older, it’s worth checking ebay for last price sold on the star cards. But newer, cut them up and make a Frankenstein collage out of various body parts...

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    worthless
    watch out for snakes

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    I'll trade a 1952 Bowman Minnie Minoso for a four pack of TP.

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    go fish
    watch out for snakes

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    Spare a square bro!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gravitylover View Post
    If you take them to a shop and they offer you a few hundred dollars go buy beer and toilet paper and call it a win.
    They still have baseball card shops?

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    My FIL just sold a bunch of 50s era cards (some mantle, Mays, etc) and made a few thousand bucks. Went through a broker type who set up the auction. These were rare and in great shape though, and it was really only two or three cards that brought in anything. Not a great retirement plan.


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    Things that had value yesterday will have no value today.
    watch out for snakes

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    Ill buy them.
    "I don't pretend to have all the answers, and I think there's something to be said for that" -One For The Road

    Brain dead and made of money.

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    bobby be doin’ sports card arbitrage now.... diversifying his assets.

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