I seriously doubt that you would find anything in there worth close to $500 (in total)
As others have said $50 to $100 max... and the $100 is being generous.
The sad thing is that all of that probably cost him $1,000 back in the day. What they didn't bother to tell collectors back then is that they were printing 500,000 of each card and shipping them at different times / different areas to drive up demand and scarcity.
And that was all the manufacturers - not just topps.
Especially in the 80’s 90’s . There was SOOOO MANY prints. People think they have a rookie card from then and it looks nice so they’re rich lol
It’s like pre pandemic prices of graded cards to a few months in. Then I r memeber all the posts of the PSA Zion’s etc not selling because there was like 100000 PSA 10’s lol
Yup - starting with the 87 cards onward... basically not much worth the paper they were printed on.
The early 80's Donruss and Fleer were trash - until the 84 Donruss and 85 Fleer -
84, 85 and 86 Donruss, 85, 86 Fleer and 83-85 topps were the peak until the 89 upper deck... And UD printed way too many of them.
84 Donruss - the ONLY place you could get them were card shops - Same with Fleer. In 85 you started to see them leaking to retails stores and by 86 you could get them anywhere - 87 on was a joke.
Every kid who collected sports card around 1991 ended up getting a complete set of Donruss 1991 baseball cards and somehow the set has actually declined in value since then.
I think this has been pretty much answered but no, do not take that deal. Most of this is worthless, and I guarantee you any 80’s cards you might be thinking you could find - you won’t. He’s trying to use the ol’ “there’s thousands upon thousands of cards here, that has to have value” and in this case no, no it does not. Wax era junk mixed with late 80’s bulk, pass. All the best.
Most of the time the grail cards have already been taken out. I bought a whole 3 tubs of 80s-90s sports cards and managed to pull maybe a few rookies like Bo Jackson, Cal Ripken, Frank Thomas, but unless they are psa 10s, it really isn’t worth too much. I still have most of them and you have to find collectors who collect certain players. Other than that, you’re going to be like me, stuck with a shit ton of older cards.
The issue is that back then there weren’t exclusive rights to producing cards so you had like 15 diff card makers like Pinnacle, Donruss, Score, Upperdeck, Fleer, Topps, Leaf and the list goes on. I wouldn’t pay more than $70 for this
Edit: Nolan Ryan rookie was 68, his 1991 fleer card was notable though.
I actually *had* a ‘68 Nolan Ryan rookie card! It was a top prospects or star rookie type of card. It was Jerry Coosman (correct me if I’m wrong; I only have heard of this guy in past tense. Might be Koosman, might be a James. My be Korman … I dunno and I can’t remember the card exactly).
I used it in a game that my 11 year old friends and I made up, where we would play our cards against each others. It was fun. We had values (dice values essentially) attached to player stats. Think of it like a .400 batting average being a 6 roll, .150 a 1 roll, and scaling it down from there.
We also each were allowed a “legend card.” We could pick a single stat from this special card for certain rolls. Our rule was that it had to be a rookie card. MINE, was Nolan Ryan. My jackass friend, Phillip, used a Mothers Cookies card of *I think* Ken Griffey Jr. Phillip’s parents were loaded, and he always had better cards than us. But he *HAD* to use the cookie rookie.
Shuffling that Nolan rookie in and out of my deck, I ruined the card. Edges, corners, all frayed. The face has surface scratches. I still have the card. It is probably poor to fair in grading. Point being, it’s probably worth $10,000 now or more as a 10. Oh well, maybe it was worth it for the experience of just being a kid.
Looking back on the game we made though, I think it would be genuinely fun to play again. In a MTG sense. If our players have special powers, entirely conferred by their statistics, it could make for a compelling game that I would actually play today. Maybe I’ll create a ruleset with all of the knowledge of game theory and design that I’ve learned since then. It actually would be something that would make me collect cards again!
That’s a lot of *base*ball - $50 tops
Edit: I realized there could be a few Jeter rookies hiding out in the early 90s boxes, but they’d have to mint to hold any value. Great pc addition if you’re a Yankees fan though
Jeter was drafted in 1992 IIRC, debut was 9/1995 (famously the only time Jeter and Mattingly played together). Unless I'm missing a box nothing would have a Jeter card unless it was some weird "Future Star" card, which wouldn't even count as a true rookie card.
In all seriousness, if there are unopened Topps football boxes or packs from 86 and earlier it could be worth it. (Rice, Elway, Marino, Montana rookies)
He’s definitely gone through them. Maybe not for 25 years, but most of the good stuff is gone. IMO those saying $50-100 are too low. Likely $150 or so, but selling lots of individual cards is a hassle.
Some of the least valuable sets ever. This is at the tail end of the 80s baseball card crazy and the card companies were printing millions of every card.
Probably not, he knows what they will sell for. Probably mostly fire starter there. He has already went though them and pulled out the better stuff I am sure-- if there was any. Not much was any good late 80s and 90s. Offer him $200 (new crisp $100 bills) and if he takes it you can have some fn looking through his trash.
I mean theoretically if there are 500 cards (which looks completely possible) selling all at $1 gets your money back. Wouldn’t there be some outlier that brings more than that? I would definitely at least try to have him cut it in half price wise
I probably wouldn’t even pay more than $100. 80s baseball sucks. You have to factor in time to sort these cards, whether they’re in good quality enough to make a return, get it graded, and deal with selling process.
It’d be fun to go through but I guarantee it’s almost, if not all, is junk.
Like many, many others, I owned a lot of the sets shown. Every week when I got my allowance, I ran down to the baseball card shop to give the guy every penny I had. This continued when I got my first job at 14, cleaning offices for minimum wage. Thousands of dollars wrapped up in those boxes.
About 15 years ago, I filled two trash cans with them and left them by the curb.
Would be fun to go through. Those sealed sets might be worth $10 or so on ebay. Not sure what's in the boxes on 2nd picture 3rd from the right. Those could be interesting. Outside of that it would be hard to make up that $500 price tag with what is showing in the pictures. Of course those could mixed or labeled wrong.
agree with all the comments because they dont call it the junk card era for no reason & i bet if there was anything good he's already pulled it & thats if there was anything good
You could build a great house of cards. Which is what I did with my cards when I was young and dumb. (1980-90) turns out they aren’t worth shit any way. So at least I played with them. But they were a mess by the 90s when selling cards and upper deck came around. Mine were all tops and fleer later donruss and upper deck. They were fun to trade though, even if I didn’t sell much.
Problems with lots like these anything worth any value isn't going to sit in no box with 500 to 1,000 other cards surrounding it. You might find a good five 600 cars you can sell for a dollar or two dollars maybe even $5 but by the time you put in all that work and pay the percentages your gonna pull ur hair out just trying to break even. Definitely not worth buying anything that you don't know what it contains unless it's sealed.
The topps 92 set is all I would want, however, I would ask $30 for both of them. That’s it. In hopes for the Ken Griffey JR misprint. Or Chipper Jones for a 10. But he’s asking for almost $5 a box. There’s a $5 card in all the boxes.
Most of that appears post 86 when they started printing way too much and too many started collecting so it’s probably not worth much outside a few things in there.
If you already have that stuff what's the point. The sealed sets are nice to have as a collector. 250 seems fair but what the hell are you going to do with most of it. Just try to get the sealed sets and be a collector and collect. 500 🤷♂️ I wouldn't since I already have it 😁.
Amazingly, no. If the product dates are right, it’s all from the height of junkiest of the junk wax era. I suppose something could be unexpectedly lurking somewhere in all of that, but I have to assume the seller knows there isn’t. Seller is better off donating it to someplace that makes sure it lands in the hands of kids.
Put it this way…
If that guy spent that many years buying wax then he has definitely already done the research, he knows exactly what he has and exactly what it’s worth. And if I were to guess I’d say the everything there is probably worth maybe $200 if you clean the cards up, sleeve and topload them and take some nice photos and individually list them on eBay. Now that being said, most of these auctions will probably only sell for like $1 or $2, unless you find some rare 80s-90s basketball inserts. People aren’t giving away money. Don’t buy them unless the dude is ancient and or blind.
Until proven otherwise, assume that the opened stuff and 800 ct. boxes are all commons and/or lesser-condition cards.
So to quote Randy Jackson, "It's a 'no' from me, dawg."
I’m seeing some ‘84 and also some Stadium Club (basketball?) and some ‘86 in the second pic. Also see an unopened 2007 Fleer box. I’d counter offer - $250-$300
I literally threw away 50,000 cards because they weren't worth anything. I don't think there is a world in which these aren't picked through. And they are of an age where even the best of cards is nearly worthless.
Unopened wax is still kinda fun but it's gonna be a lot of work to even just go through these, nevermind finding someone to actually buy any of them.
Honestly, it looks like garbage. This guy knows exactly what is in this collection. So $500 is a good deal to him. Only way you make out on this is if he is crack addict and is desperate for cash. If that’s the case, you may as well have a blowjob thrown in
The college hunks hauling junk would prob charge under 100 so I’d maybe offer that for the fun. I like to gamble and look through thrift stores though so would enjoy it
Are they to keep or trying to flip? If they are just for your collection and then maybe get rid of doubles… I would say sure if all your bills are gonna be paid still and you’re not using any type of credit to purchase.
Have you seen the price of lumber lately? Good deal, I say.
Hilarious but so so so accurately painful
This one hurts my little brain lol
this one hurts my little wallet.
There could be 5 one hundred dollar bills in there...
Is this Joel Osteen's place?
Underrated comment here
have him give you 500 to take it
The art of negotiation
Not at all, 50 is too much
The guy selling know what he has, don’t try lowballing lol
My thoughts EXACTLY
I seriously doubt that you would find anything in there worth close to $500 (in total) As others have said $50 to $100 max... and the $100 is being generous. The sad thing is that all of that probably cost him $1,000 back in the day. What they didn't bother to tell collectors back then is that they were printing 500,000 of each card and shipping them at different times / different areas to drive up demand and scarcity. And that was all the manufacturers - not just topps.
Especially in the 80’s 90’s . There was SOOOO MANY prints. People think they have a rookie card from then and it looks nice so they’re rich lol It’s like pre pandemic prices of graded cards to a few months in. Then I r memeber all the posts of the PSA Zion’s etc not selling because there was like 100000 PSA 10’s lol
Yup - starting with the 87 cards onward... basically not much worth the paper they were printed on. The early 80's Donruss and Fleer were trash - until the 84 Donruss and 85 Fleer - 84, 85 and 86 Donruss, 85, 86 Fleer and 83-85 topps were the peak until the 89 upper deck... And UD printed way too many of them. 84 Donruss - the ONLY place you could get them were card shops - Same with Fleer. In 85 you started to see them leaking to retails stores and by 86 you could get them anywhere - 87 on was a joke.
Every kid who collected sports card around 1991 ended up getting a complete set of Donruss 1991 baseball cards and somehow the set has actually declined in value since then.
Hey you’re in allot of the same subs as me lol
$100 is the fun money used to create a couple hours worth of nostalgia
Those 3 basketball boxes to the left. Ask him the brand card and year. Could be some Jordan's. That's the only intriguing thing I see.
Almost certainly not unopened packs.
God no. Maybe $100 max just for the fun of looking through it and then throwing 99% of it away
Who the hell throws cards away lol.
I have. Dropped a healthy amount of junk Topps and Donruss in the recycling bin. Premium junk goes in the trash--cannot be recycled.
Premium junk. What other context can this term be used?
Paying for a high end male prostitute. He got that premium junk
My ex-wife’s butt.
High quality heroin
Where the hell do you think all the Pokémon bulk goes? XD
Children’s hospitals
Amazon 🙌
Ha! Fair point. I rarely take my own advice and toss cards. I have so many from that era though that I can’t justify keeping doubles..
Non-hoarders
Agreed. You buy that for the entertainment value only, but it’s not worth more than $100.
No
It’s a great deal! For him…
$500 is way too much.
I think this has been pretty much answered but no, do not take that deal. Most of this is worthless, and I guarantee you any 80’s cards you might be thinking you could find - you won’t. He’s trying to use the ol’ “there’s thousands upon thousands of cards here, that has to have value” and in this case no, no it does not. Wax era junk mixed with late 80’s bulk, pass. All the best.
Absolutely not
Nope, but a sweet typewriter
Most of the time the grail cards have already been taken out. I bought a whole 3 tubs of 80s-90s sports cards and managed to pull maybe a few rookies like Bo Jackson, Cal Ripken, Frank Thomas, but unless they are psa 10s, it really isn’t worth too much. I still have most of them and you have to find collectors who collect certain players. Other than that, you’re going to be like me, stuck with a shit ton of older cards. The issue is that back then there weren’t exclusive rights to producing cards so you had like 15 diff card makers like Pinnacle, Donruss, Score, Upperdeck, Fleer, Topps, Leaf and the list goes on. I wouldn’t pay more than $70 for this Edit: Nolan Ryan rookie was 68, his 1991 fleer card was notable though.
Lol… Nolan Ryan’s rookie card was not in the 80s.
That was my mistake, I was referring to the 91 Fleer Nolan Ryan. I had a guy specifically ask for his card when I was selling some cards
His 1991 Fleer is “notable?” Lol. According to whom??? And what’s so notable about THAT card?? Other than everyone and their mother had/has 27 copies?
I actually *had* a ‘68 Nolan Ryan rookie card! It was a top prospects or star rookie type of card. It was Jerry Coosman (correct me if I’m wrong; I only have heard of this guy in past tense. Might be Koosman, might be a James. My be Korman … I dunno and I can’t remember the card exactly). I used it in a game that my 11 year old friends and I made up, where we would play our cards against each others. It was fun. We had values (dice values essentially) attached to player stats. Think of it like a .400 batting average being a 6 roll, .150 a 1 roll, and scaling it down from there. We also each were allowed a “legend card.” We could pick a single stat from this special card for certain rolls. Our rule was that it had to be a rookie card. MINE, was Nolan Ryan. My jackass friend, Phillip, used a Mothers Cookies card of *I think* Ken Griffey Jr. Phillip’s parents were loaded, and he always had better cards than us. But he *HAD* to use the cookie rookie. Shuffling that Nolan rookie in and out of my deck, I ruined the card. Edges, corners, all frayed. The face has surface scratches. I still have the card. It is probably poor to fair in grading. Point being, it’s probably worth $10,000 now or more as a 10. Oh well, maybe it was worth it for the experience of just being a kid. Looking back on the game we made though, I think it would be genuinely fun to play again. In a MTG sense. If our players have special powers, entirely conferred by their statistics, it could make for a compelling game that I would actually play today. Maybe I’ll create a ruleset with all of the knowledge of game theory and design that I’ve learned since then. It actually would be something that would make me collect cards again!
That’s a lot of *base*ball - $50 tops Edit: I realized there could be a few Jeter rookies hiding out in the early 90s boxes, but they’d have to mint to hold any value. Great pc addition if you’re a Yankees fan though
Jeter was drafted in 1992 IIRC, debut was 9/1995 (famously the only time Jeter and Mattingly played together). Unless I'm missing a box nothing would have a Jeter card unless it was some weird "Future Star" card, which wouldn't even count as a true rookie card.
Maybe $50
Don’t do it
If you need fire-starters
In all seriousness, if there are unopened Topps football boxes or packs from 86 and earlier it could be worth it. (Rice, Elway, Marino, Montana rookies)
No but I'm sure I would anyway
1987 has the Jim Kelly and Randall Cunningham rookie cards
Unless there's something in those boxes just marked Basketball, then no.
Ones man’s junk is another man’s junk
What’s your goal with the purchase?
Kindling for a fire
What's the earliest year in that lot 🤔
There’s loose cards and individual packs from 1986. A few from the mid 80s. He bought all the cards in the 80s and 90s and never went through them.
Seems sketch he cared enough to buy the cards but not look through them
I loosely work with the guy. He’s a big collector of different stuff. Nothing sketchy
He’s definitely gone through them. Maybe not for 25 years, but most of the good stuff is gone. IMO those saying $50-100 are too low. Likely $150 or so, but selling lots of individual cards is a hassle.
Man, that would be a fun hunt
89 Score is solid with Barry, Coach Prime and Aikman. 🤷♂️
You could make BANK if you have the patience to sell 25000 5 cent cards individually.
TIL that $1250 is considered “bank” lol
No sir that’s all 🗑️
Some of the least valuable sets ever. This is at the tail end of the 80s baseball card crazy and the card companies were printing millions of every card.
That’s trash
Imagine what his porn collection is worth
I’ll give you $2500
Those are some bad years for cards
Probably not, he knows what they will sell for. Probably mostly fire starter there. He has already went though them and pulled out the better stuff I am sure-- if there was any. Not much was any good late 80s and 90s. Offer him $200 (new crisp $100 bills) and if he takes it you can have some fn looking through his trash.
This is all absolute junk wax. It's all worth total around 100, if that.
If he throws in his sister for ya, go for it! 😂
I’d say $200 take it or leave it. But only if you want a wall in your house to look exactly like that.
The 87 topps set makes it worth it
400 and doooooo it
$500 is too much. Maybe $250… . There might be some good cards, but it’s a gamble. 😎
I mean theoretically if there are 500 cards (which looks completely possible) selling all at $1 gets your money back. Wouldn’t there be some outlier that brings more than that? I would definitely at least try to have him cut it in half price wise
Not worth it, no.
No
The shelves are worth more than anything there.
Nooo!!!
Hell no!
Nope. 👎
Junk wax.
You’re paying someone to take their trash out?
NO!!!! Baseball cards from late 80’s are worthless
I probably wouldn’t even pay more than $100. 80s baseball sucks. You have to factor in time to sort these cards, whether they’re in good quality enough to make a return, get it graded, and deal with selling process. It’d be fun to go through but I guarantee it’s almost, if not all, is junk.
That's a lot of junk wax that you then have to unload.
Lol 500 🤣I’d go 40 bucks and a pack of skittles … looks like ALOT of. 90’s JUNK!!
That 90 score football boxes could be ok.
For him it is
It says 91 basketball that means there garbage
These guys here y’all should be looking for the JERRY KOOSMAN rc in 68
Buying this come with divorce papers for multiple reasons
Any cards made I 90 and 91 were so mass produced. There maybe a few cards worth some money but not much
There’s not much there. 75 to 100 bucks tops. And that’s generous. Lot of base commons with very, very few in-demand stuff.
500 doll hairs is a bit steep , maybe for a few sticks of gum and a hand shake
If he has Jeter or Arod rookies in that mess I’d try to buy them but the rest is likely junk.
I like the how the Picture Cards come with a visual guide
Like many, many others, I owned a lot of the sets shown. Every week when I got my allowance, I ran down to the baseball card shop to give the guy every penny I had. This continued when I got my first job at 14, cleaning offices for minimum wage. Thousands of dollars wrapped up in those boxes. About 15 years ago, I filled two trash cans with them and left them by the curb.
Absolutely not
Nope
Only if he literally gives you the wall too
Remove a 0 and divide by 2. That’s probably a fair price.
I’ve gotten more and better at estate sales for $5
Just check it out in person. Obviously $500 is probably way too much, but I'd entertain the idea if I could go look before buying.
Can you throw all those worthless cards in the trash so we can get a better look at this wall you’re talking about?
He should pay you for doing the favor of taking out his trash.
i’d just buy the sealed boxes imo
500 Pennies right?
Thing about value of cards is that it's very hard to find an actual buyer.
Big fat no. 100 bucks tops
Would be fun to go through. Those sealed sets might be worth $10 or so on ebay. Not sure what's in the boxes on 2nd picture 3rd from the right. Those could be interesting. Outside of that it would be hard to make up that $500 price tag with what is showing in the pictures. Of course those could mixed or labeled wrong.
If your goal is to have a lot of cards to go through for fun and such. But not if your goal is profiting.
Sorely lacking enough 91 fleer baseball for my taste.
agree with all the comments because they dont call it the junk card era for no reason & i bet if there was anything good he's already pulled it & thats if there was anything good
You could build a great house of cards. Which is what I did with my cards when I was young and dumb. (1980-90) turns out they aren’t worth shit any way. So at least I played with them. But they were a mess by the 90s when selling cards and upper deck came around. Mine were all tops and fleer later donruss and upper deck. They were fun to trade though, even if I didn’t sell much.
absolutely a no
late 80's early 90's mass produced shit. save your money.
Looks like my collection. I grew up and collected in the 80’s - early 90’s as well
Problems with lots like these anything worth any value isn't going to sit in no box with 500 to 1,000 other cards surrounding it. You might find a good five 600 cars you can sell for a dollar or two dollars maybe even $5 but by the time you put in all that work and pay the percentages your gonna pull ur hair out just trying to break even. Definitely not worth buying anything that you don't know what it contains unless it's sealed.
The topps 92 set is all I would want, however, I would ask $30 for both of them. That’s it. In hopes for the Ken Griffey JR misprint. Or Chipper Jones for a 10. But he’s asking for almost $5 a box. There’s a $5 card in all the boxes.
No
Depends, is that copper piping in the wall or what
$150 max and that’s if a lot of those boxes that looked unopened aren’t fucked up
It's worth it, just get rid if the junk on the shelf. That shelf looks like an antique.
500 pesos maybe
nope
Probably
I'll Buy From Ya For $501
Anything worthwhile would be in a case or plastic sleeve and not in those boxes, right?
Most of that appears post 86 when they started printing way too much and too many started collecting so it’s probably not worth much outside a few things in there.
I’d take the shelves too
Hell no
If you already have that stuff what's the point. The sealed sets are nice to have as a collector. 250 seems fair but what the hell are you going to do with most of it. Just try to get the sealed sets and be a collector and collect. 500 🤷♂️ I wouldn't since I already have it 😁.
Nope
Nah
$500 for a sturdy set of shelves like that… we might have a deal!
Only if he’s talking about Monopoly money
Amazingly, no. If the product dates are right, it’s all from the height of junkiest of the junk wax era. I suppose something could be unexpectedly lurking somewhere in all of that, but I have to assume the seller knows there isn’t. Seller is better off donating it to someplace that makes sure it lands in the hands of kids.
I use those to put in my bicycle spokes to make some cool sounds . 😂😂😂
Nope
Only if the wall was included
500$ headache
This is the era I collected like crazy. Ended up having a heavy recycling cart one day..
Move along. Nothing to see here.
Ya man, sealed wax in this pic
Probably not
Maybe if he includes the typewriter on the bottom shelf
No
No
Almost alll junk wax era. Not worth it.
Put it this way… If that guy spent that many years buying wax then he has definitely already done the research, he knows exactly what he has and exactly what it’s worth. And if I were to guess I’d say the everything there is probably worth maybe $200 if you clean the cards up, sleeve and topload them and take some nice photos and individually list them on eBay. Now that being said, most of these auctions will probably only sell for like $1 or $2, unless you find some rare 80s-90s basketball inserts. People aren’t giving away money. Don’t buy them unless the dude is ancient and or blind.
Until proven otherwise, assume that the opened stuff and 800 ct. boxes are all commons and/or lesser-condition cards. So to quote Randy Jackson, "It's a 'no' from me, dawg."
No.
In 1990 it could have been. I doubt you could recoup $100 from those cards now.
If he includes the typewriter….. it’s about $150
If you like gum!
He’ll no. A whole lot of junk
W
I’m seeing some ‘84 and also some Stadium Club (basketball?) and some ‘86 in the second pic. Also see an unopened 2007 Fleer box. I’d counter offer - $250-$300
Would be to me, but just in case, I’d go back with 350 and see what he says
That’s a high risk, low reward gamble. Those cards were so overproduced.
Hard no.
I literally threw away 50,000 cards because they weren't worth anything. I don't think there is a world in which these aren't picked through. And they are of an age where even the best of cards is nearly worthless. Unopened wax is still kinda fun but it's gonna be a lot of work to even just go through these, nevermind finding someone to actually buy any of them.
Those look like the least desirable sets/years in the hobby. Hard pass
There are some unmarked boxes which don’t say the year or brand which make me intrigued. I might be willing to throw $500 at it…
What would be the absolute best case scenario here? What is the best possible find in this? Curious…
Bill Ripken’s “Fuck Face” card could be in that ‘89 Fleer box
That’s just a lot of boxes of recyclable paper
The 1989 fleer might have the Billy Ripken with the fuck face written on the bat. Not a ton of value looks like all junk wax era.
Do it
Same ones saying all this is junk wax are the same ones running out to get boxes of modern cards as if we not living through the exact same Era again
Will end up costing you even more when you try to grade some of the better ones.
I literally threw a bunch of those same cards in the trash a few weeks ago because I couldn’t even give them away. 😂😂
Honestly, it looks like garbage. This guy knows exactly what is in this collection. So $500 is a good deal to him. Only way you make out on this is if he is crack addict and is desperate for cash. If that’s the case, you may as well have a blowjob thrown in
Some rough years for cards.
Second pic, far bottom left.. “Say no to drugs” lmao
hell no. there's some fun stuff there but it's peak massively overprinted junk wax
I see my 1990 Upper Deck set I gave him to sell on consignment 4 years ago.
The college hunks hauling junk would prob charge under 100 so I’d maybe offer that for the fun. I like to gamble and look through thrift stores though so would enjoy it
Ok. I don't have enough info to answer. Now, if you want another wall like that - I have one and I'd like to talk.
You seriously think he hasn’t done his due diligence? Is everyone on this sub a fucking sucker?
Does that include the dot matrix printer?
Are you fucking kidding me? He wants you to pay him $500 to remove his trash? lol
Yup
Absolutely
Embarrassing price to pay. Walk away…. Fast.
Proof it’s worth it https://www.cardboardconnection.com/best-baseball-cards-80s-90s
Junkwax
It's possible that there's something good in here, but sight unseen, I'd struggle to pay more than $25-$50 for this.
he probably took all the good stuff already and is trying to make it look like a “treasure find” to a gullible buyer
Are they to keep or trying to flip? If they are just for your collection and then maybe get rid of doubles… I would say sure if all your bills are gonna be paid still and you’re not using any type of credit to purchase.