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Store display box -1990 Topps football cards. | Football Cards23 of 57 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
VikingFan82
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I bought this at my local cards store about 15 years ago, with 36 packs inside. The top would flip up to advertise what the cards were and how much. These were generally near or on the counter in gas stations exc. On the bottom are player of the week cards. I left the box intact because of these cards. How many different cards were there? Is the box worth anything? Any help is welcome and appreciated! Thanks for lookin!
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Football CardsLike baseball cards, the first football cards were printed by tobacco compa…
If im not mistaken there was 16 and they are pretty much only worth anything if the box is full of unopened packs, dont quote me but im pretty sure....I have 2 or 3 of these boxes
I had a feeling about that. Still pretty cool.
Thanks for the info!