Card Identification Forum

I picked this up today and wanted to get some opinions.  It's a promotional sheet for the 1999 Fort Wayne Wizards and measures 18" x 12".  The edges and the corners are a little beat up but the individual cards look in pretty good condition.  It also looks like the individual cards could be cut out.  The Wizards no longer exist but there is still a San Diego Padres "A" affiliate in Fort Wayne now know as the Fort Wayne TinCaps.

My question is, should I keep the sheet as it is in, I would say, Fair condition or would the individual cards be more desired and value?  The most notable card seems to be Sean Burroughs but there are 3 other players on the sheet, as far as I can tell, who ever made it to the Major Leagues (Clay Condrery, Ben Howard and Jeremy Owens).

There is also a 1999 Multi-Ad Fort Wayne Wizards checklist in the database, but not this/these.

Thank you for your thoughts - Tony

Personally I would leave it intact and put it in a poster frame.  Something to keep it from taking anymore wear, and yet you can still enjoy it framed.  After a quick internet search, I didn't find another like this, nor did I see any cards with this design that would have been cut from a sheet. 

They don't put stuff like you see at the bottom of both sides if it wasn't meant to be distributed as it is now.

That's awesome. I was living in Ft. Wayne when they rebranded. I still have a Tin caps opening day baseball lying around somewhere. 

Definitely leave the poster as it is. I would frame it up if you are in Ft. Wayne.

Leave it as is