It's going electronic.
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Pretty fun - Me and my Son have gotten a few lately.
Been trying to get the Justin Fields rookies.Comment
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We've got everyone in all sports other than Shaq. (I traded all of those to my students).
If anyone wants a specific player, request it with a reasonable price offer.
We have Nolan Ryan up to Peyton Manning.Comment
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But do yours smell like bubble gum and cigars?
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I have boxes of 80’-90’s. Just moved and swore I would sell them, but may be with it to sit on them for another 20 yrs.
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Unfortunately 98% of the 80’s and 90’s cards are fire starter.
Cards are so specialized now and overpriced it’s a hard hobby to stay in. Vintage cards, prior to the 70’s are a lot of fun to collect.
Not cheap, but fun.
Cards in the 2000’s and newer are all about signatures and low numbers 1/5 and 1/2 crazy BS.
Cards are extremely high right now.
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Haven't you heard baseball cars are racist.Comment
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Believe it or not my 47 yr old brother has gotten into it again the last couple years. I just shake my head. He actually gets giddy over the stuff.Originally posted by Man View PostComment
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My best friend's dad is one of the top collectors in the world. He has millions tied up in baseball cards. I remember him selling a single card for $250,000!Comment
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That’s wild. I wonder what happened? Just went through my collection again this year after a loooong time and found a handful possibly worth some decent money if they’re graded well. Had a funny collection I guess from your baseball basketball and football to happy days, Star Wars and Elvis.Comment
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I have a ton of baseball cards all from early 90's. Some complete sets also. Just cant seem to toss em out. Yall remember these from Whataburger?
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I have a few folders with cards and some un opened packs. Cant get rid of those or the garbage pail kids cardsComment
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