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View Poll Results: What have you done with your 80's,90's 2000's baseball, football, hockey cards?
Still have them but they stay stored away 119 53.13%
Still have them and actively collect 11 4.91%
Threw them out, kept a few star or rookie cards 32 14.29%
Donated or gave away 40 17.86%
Was smart enough to never buy 22 9.82%
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Old 01-04-2015, 06:55 PM
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Well looks like I am the lone fool that still collects 80's/90's junk.
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Old 01-04-2015, 07:12 PM
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I use mine for autographs. The face of the Topps cards from the 80's are perfect for them.
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I still have my box of my Frank Thomas cards as he was my favorite player and look at them every couple years. Sad to know some of the cards used to be worth $50 are now worth 75 cents. I also have some rookies from that era that I've kept.
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Old 01-04-2015, 07:52 PM
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don't have 'em.
never had 'em.
but sure wish I'd kept the 60's cards that I cherished as a boy.
only to sell now, of course.

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I've kept the complete sets I had (except the '86 Topps, I gave that away). I've also kept most of the star cards (or at least they were "star" cards when I went through them about 10 years ago). I still have all the minor league team sets I bought (I have around 3,500 different team sets and stopped getting them in 2002). Got rid of the rest.
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don't have 'em.
never had 'em.
but sure wish I'd kept the 60's cards that I cherished as a boy.
only to sell now, of course.

all the best,
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Yeah my brother and I had huge boxes of mid to late 60s- we bought all the time, ordered sets out of Sporting News ads and inherited a vast quantity of 50s and 60s from a neighbor. And Mom threw them all out.
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Yeah my brother and I had huge boxes of mid to late 60s- we bought all the time, ordered sets out of Sporting News ads and inherited a vast quantity of 50s and 60s from a neighbor. And Mom threw them all out.
Yuck!
Sadly, I'm the culprit for my story. I was in grad. school and just wanted some
money. There were a bunch of dealers at a mall so I asked the first guy what he'd give me for my big box of star cards. He looked through them quickly as he saw dozens of Mantles, Mays, etc. and offered me 250---his best and final offer. I took it.
all the best, ole buddy

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I took all mine to the local family emergency shelter. Plenty of kids there really loved to have them. You .
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I use mine for autographs. The face of the Topps cards from the 80's are perfect for them.
I started getting autos also. I've lost some in the mail but I usually have 12 duplicates to back it up
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Well looks like I am the lone fool that still collects 80's/90's junk.
Nope, you have company, Ben.

The mid/late 80s stuff I collected as a kid will always make me the happiest.
I just hate the word "junk" for this stuff -- because to each is own, right?
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