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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

mopinko

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10. yeah, i know there were some that made hubs do the happy dance.

Reply to samsingh (Reply #5)

Sun Aug 8, 2021, 09:05 AM

Aug 2021

rookie cards of some greats. tom seaver was one, iirc.
some where he had a card for every year of a player's career.

pretty good stash of unopened packs, too.

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how are baseball cards doing these days? [View all] mopinko Aug 2021 OP

How much headache do you want? Sell them piecemeal on EBay for years, or take a lower GPV Aug 2021 #1

yeah. zero headache. mopinko Aug 2021 #3

Flea market them. $.25 ea. Put 'em in grab bags - five cards for a buck, six bags for five bucks. marble falls Aug 2021 #2

yeah. no. mopinko Aug 2021 #4

Fair Market Value. multigraincracker Aug 2021 #7

can you put up a link? mopinko Aug 2021 #11

Step 1, put a price on it. marble falls Aug 2021 #9

the cards from the 60s and 70s will be worth a lot - some could be worth $1000s samsingh Aug 2021 #5

yeah, i know there were some that made hubs do the happy dance. mopinko Aug 2021 #10

take your cards to a store that specializes in selling such stuff - you could be sitting on a lot samsingh Aug 2021 #6

I don't think you can trust them anymore multigraincracker Aug 2021 #8

Trading cards are big business now. Blame the adults. ZonkerHarris Aug 2021 #12

oh damn. the magic cards got tossed. mopinko Aug 2021 #13