gut;1100943 wrote:Haha....I've got a Barry Bonds topps traded rookie card....2 bids for $10.50 on EBAY right now. McGwire USA used to be at least $25, maybe even closer to $100 at the height of the homerun chase...Now it's worth about as much as a pizza.
Damn, I have a Colin Powell Desert Shield, wonder how much that is worth. I have a lot of the Desert Storm cards, I think complete sets. I used to be big into card collecting in the late 80's to mid 90's. I haven't checked in years, but I had quite a few cards that, at the time, were very valuable. Wonder if they have lost all value?justincredible;1100274 wrote:Ahh, yeah, the Desert Shield cards are pricey even if they aren't graded. There are some military members out there sitting on a gold mine.
I'll do better than Justin, I'll give you $10 and buy you a 6-pack of your favorite beer and a bottle of your favorite booze. Eh?like_that;1100567 wrote:I have had this card for awhile. I was thinking about giving it away, or just throwing it away. Seems useless.
I should clarify.dwccrew;1101305 wrote:Damn, I have a Colin Powell Desert Shield, wonder how much that is worth. I have a lot of the Desert Storm cards, I think complete sets. I used to be big into card collecting in the late 80's to mid 90's. I haven't checked in years, but I had quite a few cards that, at the time, were very valuable. Wonder if they have lost all value?
Lol, why?LJ;1101549 wrote:Rofl I think I have that whole Desert Storm set.
chicago510;1101559 wrote:Lol, why?
Back in elementary all the DARE cops carried about "Cop Cards" which were trading cards of the local police force. We tried to complete the local set.LJ;1101549 wrote:Rofl I think I have that whole Desert Storm set.
Funny. My step brothers and I all got that card for Christmas one year as well. I'm sure I still have it.ernest_t_bass;1101693 wrote:I have just about every Ken Griffey Jr. rookie card. I remember (yes, back in the day) when the Upper Deck rookie card was the most sought after card on the market. Got it for Christmas one year. I remember being at a card show at the Nutter Center and watching a kid open a pack with that card in there. THere has never been a time, in my entire 30 years of existence, where I had more of an urge to punch someone in the balls as hard as I can.
It's only value is as something to write a note on or to fold up and level a wobbly table.rydawg5;1101473 wrote:I have a 1990 Pro Set "Thane Gash" from Cleveland Browns card. How much?
Sonofanump;1100392 wrote:Tons of stuff, but my most valuable is this:
Seriously?QuakerOats;1101915 wrote:Thanks; I guess I will not be parting with them ...... I want $400 ea.
justincredible;1101921 wrote:Seriously?
Even a Namath graded a 9 can be had for $138: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Topps-Super-Glossy-Football-Joe-Namath-PSA-9-Book-value-over-200-/120866890729?pt=US_Football&hash=item1c243a63e9#ht_1032wt_1173
Sold!QuakerOats;1101987 wrote:I'll throw in the Tommy Nobis with it
I think mine is worth $800 to $1000 from what I saw on ebay.QuakerOats;1101847 wrote:I've got that or something similar -- shiny surface; also have John Unitas and a couple other nice ones from that series. I was wondering what they might be worth.
