Have you ever dreamed of getting involved in selling baseball cards online or on the weekends? Do you like to sort cards or build team sets or complete sets? Do you like the treasure hunt to see what your time may yield? Did you used to go to the bank when you were a kid and orders rolls of coins just to find the rare and valuable examples? If you said yes to any of the above, this ridiculous card lot is right up your alley if you have the time and inclination. Here is the jest of it.
1. Monster box number 1 has three stuffed rows of mostly 1977-78 Topps cards.
2. An album of about 15 full pages of 1977-78 Team cards, rookie stars and check lists.
3. Large loose box that contains a small stack of 1958-68 Topps, a hoard of 1972-73 Topps cards and at least a couple of hundred of those search and find insert game used and autograph cards.
4. A small mini monster box jammed pack with Topps 1974-75.
5. Large monster box jammed with Topps 1977-78 along with a row of 1971 and a row of 1973 cards.
6. A four row monster box 3/4 full of Topps 1976-77 cards and a bag of MLB baseball pins.
7. A four row monster box loaded with 3 rows of 1976-77 Topps cards and another row of search insert cards.
8. Loose stack of 1958 Topps All Star and MVP cards including Mantle, Williams, Banks, Mays, Berra, Campy, Fox, Maris, Mathews, Aaron and others.
9. Some oddballs like Red Man and 1936 S&S cards. It's all here in this instant dealer monster card of of thousands of truly vintage baseball cards. Most will probably be in vg-ex condition but in a lot this size, you are sure to find some gems. It is the ultimate baseball card grab bag.