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I would surely be interested, hopefully for trade. Especially 70, 71, 72 high numbers. I am working on 70-74 topps sets right now. My lists are at wwesmyster2cards.webs.com , let me know, and thanks.
Wes Sent from my LS670 using Tapatalk 2 |
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Seems like there is a lot of interest in 1970 and 71. Somewhat less for 1972-75. Not much at all for 76-79. I can take a 5000 count box of 76-79 to a card show and try to sell them for a dime each and I'm lucky if I sell a couple of dozen and nobody will pay $40 for the entire box.
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I need some Nolan Ryan cards from the 70s if you find any.
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I will check and see what high #s I have. Not sure where the high # series starts, but I will look it up and find out. Thanks for the comment.
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Yea, that's what I'm seeing. I am working on sets 75-79, so might be apprehensive about moving them. I just picked up this collection to use as trade bait for my 61 set. But it's not quite working as I had planned. I paid $40 for 2 notebooks worth (about 2,500 cards) because I thought it was a pretty good deal for that many cards from the era. But I am starting to see I paid too much. Quote:
I found about a dozen Nolans, but I keep him. He's one of the hot sellers in this area since we're between Dallas and Houston. So, his stuff will be sold at my store or traded for more PC stuff at another store. Sorry. |
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I'd possibly be interested in 74 and 77
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At our local card show in Dallas.
I move pre-1970 cards at every show and a decent amount of 70-73's and almost nothing in 74-80. and the only cards I bring in 1974-80 are better players. In fact the May show was the 1st time I ever had decent sales out of the 1974-80 box as I had a Red Sox collector go through those cards. Rich |
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Thanks for this information. I didn't like my Dallas show at all (I set up in the Feb. show this year). I had picked up a few Cowboys and Rangers on the side, and didn't sell a single card of either of those teams. People were looking for Bryce, Lebron, RGIII and Luck. So, it was a waste of my money and that's why I haven't set back up again.
I put all my 1970s cards in a box at my antique mall and just put 15 cards for $1 on the box. We'll see what kind of bites I get. Quote:
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