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Old 09-15-2024, 11:24 PM
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There is such thing as too much of a good thing. I would find this to be nothing but overwhelming. Based on the excerpts below it sounds like the collection is far from junk however I am certain there is plenty of that there. Joe Marrs is a part of Collectors.

Joe Marrs, an independent appraiser of card collections based in Chicago, visited Banazek’s acquisition in 2022. It’s not unusual for private individuals to quietly amass enormous stockpiles over decades in the hobby, he said. Still, he had never seen anything like the collection in Virginia.

“The sheer magnitude was just crazy,” Marrs said. “Within the last six months, I saw a collection that was probably 200,000 cards, which was maybe 60 or 70 of those white boxes. That was a very large collection. A really, really big collection might be a million cards, and this one is 40 times that or something. It’s just incomprehensible.”

Marrs said placing a value on the collection was difficult because of the possibility that some rare, extremely valuable cards could be lurking somewhere. “You have to factor that in,” he said, adding that $5 million was a conservative estimate, based on what he had seen.
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