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My summer part time employee asked me to look through his box of baseball cards, told him i would look but had no clue so would ask all of you. So here is a list of waht I found (very vague list). All the cards would be from Very Poor to Very Good. Nothing exciting in this man's world but other people ............ maybe.

Here is the list :

1 1989 Topps, 1 1989 Score, 2 1990 Score, 32 1991 Score, 42 1988 Topps, 11 1990 Topps, 10 1990 Donruss, 2 1992 Donruss McDs, 22 1991 Fleer, 53 1990 Fleer, 78 1991 Donruss (Blue Border) 178 1991 Donruss (Green Border), 111 1991 Topps, 152 1991 UD, 429 1990 UD and 7 1989 OPC. What would they be worth? A penny apeice maybe?? Any thoughts.

If they aren't mint, nothing. That grouping in the epitome of junk wax years.

If they were mint, 1-5 cents each, depending on who's buying and who's selling. To a dealer, maybe a penny. From a dealer, probably 5 cents.

I agree they wouldn't be worth much. To let the kid down easy, and so that he won't get upset and not keep going in the hobby. Spend a few extra minutes and tell him why they are not worth much. With the over production of cards and all.

Thanks guys, I will pass the info along to him. If it were hockey it would be the same LOL.

Doesn't matter the sport or even if it were some non-sporrt cards ANY cards produced from mid 1980s to mid 1990s were super overproduced by the millions not just a few hundred thousand by dozens upon dozens of companies in sets by the dozens.

Agreed

I just gave a friends son about 12,000 baseball cards from the 80's to about 2005. They were mixed brands. I asked his parents first.