Selling Small Collection Tips

[savedfrommyspokes]

Welcome to the forum....based on the images provided, it is difficult to tell if the cards are in "MINT" condition or EX-MT. But one thing is obvious, the centering is not terrific on many of the cards. The value of the cards will be greatly diminished with the centering seen on these cards. At least for the baseball cards, even if in MINT condition, the centering makes the few star cards (Perez, FRoby) , and the 71T Hi # $2-3 type cards and the remaining others 50 cent cards at best.

Which cards were being sold in the $300+ range....can you post more images?

[Bestdj777]

One thing to remember is that you aren’t getting mint prices for ungraded cards. Grading is subjective and to bring top dollar you have to have them graded. Plus, as Saved mentioned, these have condition issues. The centering is really off on many of them and you can see some corner wear on the black card. Unfortunately, although they are old, they likely don’t have a ton of value absent any superstars. People just aren’t paying up for commons, even in great shape.

[irv]

Are the hockey cards for sure Topps and not OPC?

Any french writing on the back or printed in Canada?

OPC's carry a bit of a premium over Topps cards when it comes to hockey.

I don't really see anything in the pics you provided that would warrant any real money but if they are mint like you say, some might fetch a few dollars, especially that Cup card of the Bruins.