Posted 8 years ago
Britbrit
(1 item)
1977 TOPPS CHEWING GUM, INC.
COMPLETE MAJOR AND MINLEAGUEPITCHING RECORDS
DON STANHOUSE- Hurling for Memphis in I.L., 1975, Don had powerful one-hit one-walk Shout out against Richmond, May 12th.
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Curious if these or worth anything?
Wish the Expos were still in Montreal.
I'm not a card expert by any means. First I don't any of those guys would be highly sought after by collectors. Second I can see damage on the edge of the cards. Damage is a killer for sports cards especially for those that aren't really old.
The one question I have is that they look like they may be uncut to some degree which is unusual. If that is the case it may increase the value.
But mostly if you like them that's all that matters.
Yes they are uncut
Any idea of what the value range on them could be just by a guess
No I don't know for sure. Baseball card collecting was huge in the70's. Every kid that liked baseball collected cards. I still have probably several thousand cards from the 70's, 80's and 90's. On average if they are worth 10 cents a card I would be surprised.
Cards you want are rookie cards of Hall-of-fame players. Those could be worth decent money but even then it's iffy. Sports cards are a tough sell.
Oh OK, thanks for the honesty! I have quite of few football cards also that I have been wondering about also......so just going by ur last comment they prob don't have value either right!?!?
Depends on the year and who they are. Each card is different. Without looking up each one in a price guide you just don't know for sure.
Rarity and condition are what it's all about with sports cards. Unlike vintage and antiques items patina is not good.
Do u know of any free sites I could look the price up one by one?
tuffstuff gives prices but only for the valuable cards and for near mint only.