Baseball cards

[pr1042]

Anyone know of a good place to take cards to sell? I've got a few cards/pictures that I am looking to send to another home but wasn't sure where to take them.....

[Geor!]

I'll give you an extremely good deal on a '92 Wade Boggs Upper Deck.

[Trip McNeely]

There used to be a place in Arlington called the Inside Pitch near Arkansas Ln. I have no idea if its still there, that's been 20 years ago.

[mstng86]

Card shop is your best bet if you are just looking to unload it al at once.

[ELVIS]

you'll be shocked how little you will get for something you mowed countless lawns and what have you to get as a boy. ive still got all mine. i imagine the cases/sleeves/binders i have them in are worth more than most of the cards. best of luck though!

god bless.

[Denny]

We're going through mine as we speak, since we have to drop some weight for the move. I've still got tons of unopened wax and cello packs from the 80's and 90's.

BTW, you won't get dick for anything ungraded these days.

[OrangeChevyII]

I have so many old baseball cards. I want to keep them, maybe one day they'll be worth something.

[Frank]

I just dumped 5000 of them to a charity garage sale. Hopefully they can get something for the lot.

[musclestang89]

Lol just open my box of cards I had on sunday night. I even priced some on the net. They wasnt not worth shit. Even a few of my 1959 cards, maybe $2 if that. I have about 3000 or more. No telling really. Maybe way more than that. They are just getting taped back up and back to storage. Prolly end up giving them to my kids one day.

[bjtheman1]

Unless they are older vintage or highend rookies of star players you're best bet is to just try and sell them all together on ebay or craigslist. Especially most cards from the early
90's. You can even donate them to hospitals, goodwill, etc.

[Ted]

There is a card shop in a strip mall across from Six Flags Mall. Like others have said, you probably wn't get much at all unless its a huge name, and graded.

[mstng86]

I will just keep mine for another 50 years. At some point the industry will fold or change so dramatically that these old cards will be nostalgic.

[BigTitan21]

Anyone know of a good place to take cards to sell? I've got a few cards/pictures that I am looking to send to another home but wasn't sure where to take them.....

We're going through mine as we speak, since we have to drop some weight for the move. I've still got tons of unopened wax and cello packs from the 80's and 90's.

BTW, you won't get dick for anything ungraded these days.

Depending on what you have, I might be interested in trading a few bucks for your cards. No joke.

[pr1042]

Depending on what you have, I might be interested in trading a few bucks for your cards. No joke.

I have a cal Ripken jr photo, Barry larkin card, and George Brett card, all autographed. All would need to be authenticated though, trying to see if it's worth my while to do so

[01vnms4v]

Should have watched CBS This Morning on Sunday.

They did a whole segment on baseball cards. What it use to be like, and what it's like now.

Google it, I am sure CBS has the segment on their website. It was very interesting how it's a bygone now.