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Need advice on sports trading cards

Do yourself a favor and go to bbcexchange.com The are the leading authentication and seller of unopened cards in the nation. Look at their list of buying and selling for unopened boxes and cases and if they are listed with a price then you might be on to something. If it is something they consider junk then you are wasting you time and will end up taking most of the stuff to the landfill. They have an eye opening website and if you have questions about a specific box or case they will usually answer it.
Good luck!
 
If there is desert storm gold cards, they are worth more than others, the rest are hit and miss, I have card back to the 40s. Problem is ,they just flooded the market in the late 70s and up
 
Those pictures look like my childhood. I've been collecting memorabilia for 30 years. Unfortunately that era doesn't command a lot of value. Card companies were booming then, multiple manufacturers, and they pushed the pedal to the metal on production which completely devalued the hobby at that time. I hope cards will come back again.
 
I also picked up 20 plus cans of the 1997 Pinnacle "Baseball Cards in a Can". Pretty neat. Each tin can has 10 baseball cards in it.
 

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Those pictures look like my childhood. I've been collecting memorabilia for 30 years. Unfortunately that era doesn't command a lot of value. Card companies were booming then, multiple manufacturers, and they pushed the pedal to the metal on production which completely devalued the hobby at that time. I hope cards will come back again.
THEY'RE BACK
 
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