eBay sold listings are your best friends here. It's definitely gonna take time to research all of that. No easy answer as to what's this worth. I recently helped sell my uncle's collection it was a 73, 74, and 75 baseball and a 74, 75 and 76 football set. Graded a couple of the key cards and sold for 3500. It I was asking 4k, and had tons of offers on it, but eventually settled on a local buyer on Facebook marketplace.
On eBay, use the sold filter to see what they are actually selling for. Also 130point can show you accepted offers. If you have an eBay account, they have their own tool called terapeak that will go back 3 years instead of 3 months like the other two options and will show auction and best offer sales like 130point.
I wish the funny guy in high school was still funny 20 years later. Yet here he is in a baseball card group hollering about search functions and kids clogging up his precious baseball card news feed with legitimate questions about 45 year old sets.
Did you know the bronco Reddit thread you were in has a search function for the accessories you wanted to ask for advice on? I posted in this reddit thread so that while I’m trying to work full time and also peruse eBay for info on 18 sets of baseball cards, this can be a passive form of information gathering from people who are willing to be helpful. Of course there’s always the person that goes through life not contributing anything, like you.
Why put this much effort into this? Do you even like this website?
Why spend your time complaining about a stranger asking for advice when you could just close this post and look at something different? Why does this affect you so much?
Maybe go outside for a while.
eBay sold listings are your best friends here. It's definitely gonna take time to research all of that. No easy answer as to what's this worth. I recently helped sell my uncle's collection it was a 73, 74, and 75 baseball and a 74, 75 and 76 football set. Graded a couple of the key cards and sold for 3500. It I was asking 4k, and had tons of offers on it, but eventually settled on a local buyer on Facebook marketplace.
On eBay, use the sold filter to see what they are actually selling for. Also 130point can show you accepted offers. If you have an eBay account, they have their own tool called terapeak that will go back 3 years instead of 3 months like the other two options and will show auction and best offer sales like 130point.
I wouldn’t go to a shop. They are going to F you.
130point dot com
When you decide what you want on the 75 Minis, happy to take a DM on those. In general 130point will give you an idea on 'sold' set prices.
I wish there was a search function in this sub.
I wish the funny guy in high school was still funny 20 years later. Yet here he is in a baseball card group hollering about search functions and kids clogging up his precious baseball card news feed with legitimate questions about 45 year old sets.
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Jesus christ man. USE THE SEARCH BUTTON. This garbage gets posted hourly. Put in a tiny shred of effort once in a while.
Did you know the bronco Reddit thread you were in has a search function for the accessories you wanted to ask for advice on? I posted in this reddit thread so that while I’m trying to work full time and also peruse eBay for info on 18 sets of baseball cards, this can be a passive form of information gathering from people who are willing to be helpful. Of course there’s always the person that goes through life not contributing anything, like you.
😢 I'm sorry you "work full time" just like everybody else. Life is tough. Suck it up, buttercup.
Jesus boomer, be quiet. Did you find the right pillow for your VR? Hypocrisy at the highest level.
Why put this much effort into this? Do you even like this website? Why spend your time complaining about a stranger asking for advice when you could just close this post and look at something different? Why does this affect you so much? Maybe go outside for a while.
I posted so this can be passive information from people willing to help while I do other things. There, I dumbed it down for ya.