Anyone know if the cards are worth anything?
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That's a Craig question I think. There's a lot of condition and other "stuff" that goes along with valuation just like everything else I'd guess. Any paper product kinda rolls that way, right?
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I looked them up on Ebay. $99 to $3.00
If it is supposed to get to 40 degrees today, it's off to a pretty freaking weak start at 9 degrees
A lot depends on condition, corners, color, wrinkles, creases, etc...which factors into the grade of the card ranging from a poor or a 1 to mint of a 10. Then there are other factors such as a HOF player will have more value than one that's not. Not every major league player in a particular year had a baseball card. Back in the 50's Topps and Bowan would compete for the rights of a player on their card 53 and 54 Topps there isn't a Mickey Mantle card because he was under contract with Bowman.
What cards are you looking at?? Also understand that what they have them listed as for sale is not always what they will get.
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Found the Pete Rose and Don Mattingly on there
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Ok Pete's value has gone up slightly since he passed. His rookie card is probably his most sought-after card. Don probably his rookie card just not s real sought after card unless you need it for a set or a Yankee fan.
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