How to make the most of a sports trading card investment?
bei j asked:
A friend has been collecting trading cards from all major North American sports leagues for the last 20 years. Most of the purchases were made between 1990 and 2000. These were bulk purchases, several boxes at a time (mostly special edition boxes), and to this date none of them have been opened and they have been well stored. Easily over 200,000 cards in total. Would it be best to open them up, see what treasures are inside and trade them online? Or would it be better to seek out someone who wants to buy them all in one shot, without knowing what’s inside?
Kayla
A friend has been collecting trading cards from all major North American sports leagues for the last 20 years. Most of the purchases were made between 1990 and 2000. These were bulk purchases, several boxes at a time (mostly special edition boxes), and to this date none of them have been opened and they have been well stored. Easily over 200,000 cards in total. Would it be best to open them up, see what treasures are inside and trade them online? Or would it be better to seek out someone who wants to buy them all in one shot, without knowing what’s inside?
Kayla
Tags: American Sports, Boxes, Bulk Purchases, Investment, Sports Card, Sports Leagues, Sports Trading, Trading Card, Trading Cards
October 25th, 2008 at 10:33 am
The price they are worth or less cards would sell start high on price they are worth 11 card per 1000 will find out just what he has could give much better idea whether they are worth 40 of prices some might sell for 25.
For penny lot of subsets that state want to break even but.