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I got this card from my grandfather and would like all the information anyone could provide am trying to get a price on it are where one like it could be found the card looks brand new all help would be appreciated, Thank You James
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This is a Hall of Fame card. Made in 1992. Look on back of card >bottom<.....
I have a few of that same set....couple bucks.
I have a lot of baseball cards and a few baseballs in mint condition. But, my question is in regards to a special 5-card edition set of Babe Ruth cards in a Metallic Impressions case, with 5 frame like Babe Ruth cards. Their numbered 1-5 . I've been trying to get an idea of their worth. If anyone have an idea, I am all ears. Plus, I have a large collection of other baseball cards.
I have a 1947 Rookie of the year Jackie Robinson card and a Bo Jackson card from when he was with the Royals. What do you think I can get for the both. This is just a small piece of my large collection.
I have a Hank Aaron card when he was with the Braves. I need an idea of value.
Willie-- post your cards with pictures and someone can give you feedback.