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    I have complete sets of 1987 Donruss, Topps, & Fleer, and 1988 Topps, and 1989 Topps. I don't care about having the complete sets. Shipping costs for these sets makes selling them online not worth it. Should I just pull out the worthwhile cards and throw the rest in the recycle bin? Is there another way?
    My Photobucket (Trade/Sell):
    http://s1245.beta.photobucket.com/us...de%20or%20Sale

    Collecting:
    Baseball HOF Autos & Patches (no jerseys, unless old)
    Griffey RCs, Autos, & Patches + RCs, Autos, & Patches for Other Future HOFers.
    Higher end top prospect cards.
    Will consider vintage cards of well known players

  • #2
    If you find a good answer, I'd love to know the answer to this as well!
    Favorite baseball players include: Mike Schmidt, Steve Carlton, Kirby Puckett, Pete Rose, Tyler Colvin Mark Appel
    Favorite football players include: Peyton Manning, John Elway, Daunte Culpepper, Mike Alstott, Blake Bortles, and Dri Archer
    Collecting: 2012 Topps Mini 1987 topps... non-certified autos (in person or through the mail), autographed cards with bible verses

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    • #3
      I just threw out 350.000 commons on Monday from these same sets as I have another 250.000 for Monday.s thrash as well.
      These have been sitting in 1000 boxes since I open them and the wax I gave away to a card shop last week as this stuff is junk.
      That;s my opinion and can see where u are coming from.
      Waste of time waste of room with moving in my near future anyways.
      Good luck what ever u decide bud.
      Terry
      Old Bear

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      • #4
        The thing I like to do with my mid-late 80's baseball commons is get them autographed through the mail. A lot of players from those years will sign 3 or 4 cards if you mail them to them. I like the 86-91 Fleer cards.
        Favorite baseball players include: Mike Schmidt, Steve Carlton, Kirby Puckett, Pete Rose, Tyler Colvin Mark Appel
        Favorite football players include: Peyton Manning, John Elway, Daunte Culpepper, Mike Alstott, Blake Bortles, and Dri Archer
        Collecting: 2012 Topps Mini 1987 topps... non-certified autos (in person or through the mail), autographed cards with bible verses

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        • #5
          Originally posted by sickmantz View Post
          I have complete sets of 1987 Donruss, Topps, & Fleer, and 1988 Topps, and 1989 Topps. I don't care about having the complete sets. Shipping costs for these sets makes selling them online not worth it. Should I just pull out the worthwhile cards and throw the rest in the recycle bin? Is there another way?
          I've purged my 80's extra stuff some time ago.....I took a large amount to a trade day at the local shop, you'd be surprised how happy some kids get with free cards! (as long as they're not too old, and still appreciative.... and dad isnt there to say no thanks!)...lol.

          Is the 87 Donruss a hand-built set, or a factory set?....ive always liked that set....might be one Id think about building a TTM auto set.
          lmk if we can work out something for it.

          Good luck!
          Currently looking for:
          Football: The Gronk!
          Basketball: Dennis Rodman, Scottie Pippen, & Michael Jordan, 90's refractors or #rd stuff, Damon Stoudamire, Penny, etc.
          Baseball: Paul Goldschmidt & Mike Trout
          + HOFer slab bed or raw.

          Collecting University of Arizona current and Alum players!!!
          Go Cats!!!

          Trade page:
          http://s300.photobucket.com/albums/nn29/deannal_2008/

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          • #6
            Well I would be interested in any Braves from those sets and would be willing to trade you something back as well. I have two boys, 8 and 5, that collect and they love getting cards in the mail. Let me know if thats something you would consider and we can work something out.

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            • #7
              I don't know if they still do it, but in the past some Children's Hospitals would accept them and give them to children there. There are probably some local/state organizations that would accept them and distribute them among kids. Just an idea. Have a good evening.

              The main items Im looking to trade for are
              Baseball HOFers Autos I need
              Orioles Autos I need
              Baseball HOFers GU I need
              Orioles GU I need
              Vintage Orioles I need 1950s through 1970
              However other offers will be considered

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              • #8
                I donate boxes of cards and individual cards that have very minor damage to some of the handicap people I used to work with. they love them!!
                My bucket: http://s391.photobucket.com/albums/oo359/Jerryjtj

                New Wix Site:
                http://joyfamily1.wixsite.com/sportscards

                Looking for Cardinal autos I don't have and some dupes of players I already have!
                Also cards not listed of the players on my Primary Wants list on my Wixsite.
                Also looking for current Blues autos!

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                • #9
                  I'd probably prefer to donate them. I have no idea where to start looking for a place to donate, though. Whatever I do with them, I don't want it to take much more of my time. We had a garage sale a couple weeks ago and I spent a couple of hours reorganizing the sets hoping to sell them then, but no one was interested.
                  My Photobucket (Trade/Sell):
                  http://s1245.beta.photobucket.com/us...de%20or%20Sale

                  Collecting:
                  Baseball HOF Autos & Patches (no jerseys, unless old)
                  Griffey RCs, Autos, & Patches + RCs, Autos, & Patches for Other Future HOFers.
                  Higher end top prospect cards.
                  Will consider vintage cards of well known players

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