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Originally Posted by Bestdj777
My brother bought a similar size lot for me on Craigslist. I felt like I got my money's worth just going through them and sent the non-HOFers off to the Salvation Army. They may end up tossing them but maybe someone will enjoy them.
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Exactly. Would I love to get my $5 back in actual monetary form via resale? Sure. But did I get $5 in entertainment value out of them? Yes.
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Originally Posted by Leon
I have brought many big boxes of baseball cards to the Dallas Salvation Army and the kids love them. Please don't throw them away. I can almost guarantee your local Salvation Army has kids that would want them.
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I can promise you, and everyone else on this board, that I will NEVER throw away these or any other sports cards.
For me, I would prefer to donate them to specific kids that I know would enjoy them. Might contact the Wounded Warrior Project to see if they have any families with younger kids that like sports and would take the cards. Only issue there is delivery, as the nearest WWP office is in Pittsburgh which is 2 hours away.
Please keep any and all ideas coming, minus ideas that include disposing of the cardboard in the garbage/recycling bin.
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