Seeking High Value Sports Consignments: Sold on eBay & Featured in Nationwide Media

[4815162342]

From an article written by the OP (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michae...b_2670136.html):

Baseballs or baseballs?

Generally, autographs on baseballs, bats and jerseys are worth more than autographs on cards or baseballs.

How long is genuine length?

I measured every card from every year to make sure the cards were genuine.

[ullmandds]

WOW! They'll let anyone on the internet these days!

[Leon]

Originally Posted by 4815162342

From an article written by the OP (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michae...b_2670136.html):

Baseballs or baseballs?


How long is genuine length?

I found this quote quite interesting...

"e. Year of the card (most cards from 1970-present are virtually worthless)"


Yikes, please don't tell the guys paying serious bucks for those cards. They will be pissed.

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[bobbyw8469]

LMAO....that high bidder of the Jerry Rice PSA 10 rookie card on Ebay currently needs to see that!

[tschock]

Originally Posted by Leon

I found this quote quite interesting...

"e. Year of the card (most cards from 1970-present are virtually worthless)"


Yikes, please don't tell the guys paying serious bucks for those cards. They will be pissed.

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C'mon guys! Lighten up. It's Monday!

Take the statement for what it is. A generalization. MOST cards from 1970-present ARE virtually worthless. Think of the millions and millions of cards from the '80s and all the beat-up '70s stuff out there and the statement isn't that unreasonable.

And look at it this way. He's actually providing a service, so that I won't expect to make a ton of money off all those '88 Donruss cards I have when I pull out my price guide.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by tschock

C'mon guys! Lighten up. It's Monday!

Take the statement for what it is. A generalization. MOST cards from 1970-present ARE virtually worthless. Think of the millions and millions of cards from the '80s and all the beat-up '70s stuff out there and the statement isn't that unreasonable.

And look at it this way. He's actually providing a service, so that I won't expect to make a ton of money off all those '88 Donruss cards I have when I pull out my price guide.

I think he was being generous with the 70's date. I would say the 99% of all baseball cards ever printed are worthless or close to it. Take away the star players, the highly overpriced plastic holders, and the cards that are in amazing shape for their age and all that is left is a bunch of cheap junk. A person can go on ebay or our B/S/T section and buy 100 year old cards for $10 or less anytime.

[sycks22]

Originally Posted by Leon

I found this quote quite interesting...

"e. Year of the card (most cards from 1970-present are virtually worthless)"


Yikes, please don't tell the guys paying serious bucks for those cards. They will be pissed.

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Trying saying that to my 1991 stadium club Frank Thomas