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(10) 2023 Topps Now #736 LEBRON JAMES/Mookie Betts Salute to Greatness MINT | eBay
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(10) 2023 Topps Now #736 LEBRON JAMES/Mookie Betts Salute to Greatness MINT | eBay
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35 years ago? More like 70 years ago. Except those idiots put Mickey Mantle Rookie cards in the spokes of their bike.Sports cards started as simply a fun hobby for kids. About 35 years ago, it was a combination of hobby and gambling. As more time passes, it is becoming a gambling hobby.
When I go through the boxes in the basement and find a valuable card, it is definitely like hitting the trifecta at a horse race.
Or you have a mother that gave your card collection away to the kid down the street. Had both Maris and Mantle cards. Also my favorite player as a kid some guy named Larry Doby.35 years ago? More like 70 years ago. Except those idiots put Mickey Mantle Rookie cards in the spokes of their bike.
HmmmOn the site I previously posted about, I once in a while will pick up cards outside of the sports world. Sometimes they are dirt cheap and I can pick up a card for a couple of cents even if I don't have much interest in them, its worth the chance to flip them at such a low price.
Interestingly this week, I've sold quite a few Kamala Harris cards. I'm guessing there are alot of speculators buying them now expecting her to become the first female President in the near future.
How much you asking for them?How would someone go about selling their mostly baseball card collection. I have about 100,000 cards from the early 90s sitting around in organized boxes. I was thinking about searching out cards valued at $5.00 and higher for sale on FB or EBay. Any other suggestions?
Value of Order | 10% Tariff | 20% Tariff |
$500 | $50 | $100 |
$5,000 | $500 | $1,000 |
The Topps NOW card celebrating Pope Leo XIV’s election as the first American pontiff sold 133,535 copies, a record for any non-sports card from the instant-release program.
First released Thursday, the card had an open print run during a limited-release window that lasted until Sunday.
In addition to the base card parallels included with the release — Gold Foil /50, Orange Foil /25, Black Foil /10, Red Foil /5 and the 1/1 FoilFractor — the card’s historic print run unlocked a number of parallels new for the 2025 Topps NOW season.