Best way of getting rid of some old baseball card sets?

[Bowling290]

Hello,

I have a few baseball card sets that I'd love to get rid of. My question is, what would be the best way to do this?

Thanks and any info would be appreciated!

[dmbfan]

It all depends. If you are trying to sell the sets, you can always post the sets on ebay or Craig's List or check with a local card shop. If you are looking to donate the cards, there are guys like the one over at www.commons4kids.org who is collecting unwanted cards and using them to donate to various children's charities. I have personally sent some cards to Jerry and he is very appreciative of the donation.

[Mike D.]

What dmbfan said!

If you're considering selling the sets, try to figure out what you have and then check eBay to see what they're selling for. If the card are from the late 80 to early 90's, theres a good chance they're not worth much, as cards were very overproduced during that era.

[9&10]

Hello,

I have a few baseball card sets that I'd love to get rid of. My question is, what would be the best way to do this?

Thanks and any info would be appreciated!

What years are the sets?

[Bowling290]

Here you go.

Topps

1986 (cards in binder and excellent condition)
1987 Topps (unopened/still in plastic)
1988 Topps (unopened/still in plastic)
1989 Topps (unopened/still in plastic)

All Star Glossy Sets

1984
1985
1986
1988 (2)
1989

Topps Traded

1975

Score

1988 (in original packaging/no plastic/in excellent shape)
1988 (in plain box/excellent condtion)
1989 (in original packaging/no plastic/in excellent shape)

Bowman

1989 (2 sets/unopened/in plastic)


I also have a USPS box full of 1990 Donruss waxpacks. I believe there's over 50 of them stacked neatly and unopened.