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#4
05-16-2005, 10:07 AM
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poor condition cards
Posted By: Ben
Forrest, the value of a card depends heavily on its condition. This does not mean your poor conditioned cards worthless however. It all depends on what exactly you have. Could you describe your cards for us, including player names and any distinguishing marks or writing on the front and back? Someone here will be able to tell you what you have as well as it's approximate worth. 
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