Is there much of a market for 800+ wrong backs from 1983?

[bnorth]

Player collectors like them. I only know one guy who collects them in set form. If you have a Wade Boggs I would be interested.

[Republicaninmass]

It's like anything else, you could risk blowing them out on ebay, or wait for the one guy out there that actually cares!

[packs]

Boggs and Gwynn should get some attention.

[Bigdaddy]

Wrong backs seem pretty common, at least for early '80s Topps. It is the wrong front cards that command such a premium.

[ALR-bishop]

It figures I would have been thinking about this the wrong way all along

[David W]

As a player collector I LOVE wrong backs, but will generally not pay more than 2-3 times what the card goes for correct.

I'm sure the HOF'ers in the lot would easily sell for $5-20 eventually.

Gwynn, Boggs, and Sandberg $20 or more I'd think. But it might take a while before someone bites.

The commons, probably not much of a market.

[swarmee]

I would say they're worth sending the commons and semi-stars to COMC (yes, I realize they're backlogged) and pricing the commons at like $2.50 each and the semi-stars higher. The three HOF RCs in the set would probably be $50 cards, IMO, if they have the right front. Maybe $25 if it's the back of the card and some other front.