Topps fleer donruss

Lot of 200+ Vintage Baseball Cards in Sealed Packs
200+ vintage, orignial baseball cards and stickers in original factory sealed packs. All packs are unsearched. This s an amazing chance to find Gem Mint rookies of Don Mattingly, Mark McGwire, Kirby Pucket, Ken Griffey Jr, Frank Thomas, Chipper Jones, Roger Clemens, Randy Johnson, Tom Glavine, Jeff Bagwell, Greg Maddux, Barry Bonds, John Smoltz, Garry Sheffield, Craig Biggio, Sammy Sosa, Jose Canseco, Jim Thome, Nomar Garciappara, Curt Schiling and more. Possible Hall of Famers include, Nolan Ryan, Pete Rose, Cal Ripken Jr, Ozzie Smith, Reggie Jackson, George Brett, Robin Yount, and more. All packs are garunteed to be atleast 15 years old, some are over 20 years old. Each lot will contain a minimum of 10 packs. The year and brand will vary but no duplicate packs in any single lot. This is a great way to start off a collection for someone or too add to your own. Packs are being sold as sealed collectibles. We are not responsible for condition or contents once open.

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Where can i get a price list on baseball and football cards and possible buyers?
have numerous amounts of collectors cards new and old as in topps,fleer,donruss,score.

But a price guide from Beckett. It can be found in any sports card collectible shop or in the magazine section of a department/grocery store. You can also get some ideas of card values from Ebay which is free to search.
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I bought a house and found 6 boxes of baseball cards left behind - what are they worth?
Most or all of them are from the 1980's - Fleer, Donruss, Topps. Many are only in "good" condition and I know that ball cards quickly lost value after so many brands hit the market in the 80s...but I thought I'd ask before moving them along. Any certain card that would be particularly valuable? Players?

Depends on the years because there are key rookie cards in almost every year of cards, even in 1988-1992, along with hall of famers from the era. They likely are worth something, but how much depends on who will buy them from you, as well as the condition, quantity of key cards, etc.
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Is there some sort of software which alows me to say I have a 1985 Topps Kirk Gibson and a 1986 Fleer Kgibson?
What I mean is, instead of saying I have Kirk Gibson's 1984, 1985, 1986 and 1989 cards in Topps and his 1985 and 1987 cards in Fleer, and 1984, 1987 cards in Donruss, there could just be a click on a computer and it would even show a picutre and I could keep order of all players

Sorry but no.
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Is there any market for baseball cards anymore?
I have several sets and single cards from the 80s. topps, fleer and donruss. and the 1989 upper deck set with griffy, jr. rookie card. is there anything of any value i should be looking for in my collection?

It's a double prong attack. Cards from the late 80's and 90's were overproduced, so they don't have value. Cards now have the combination of being overproduced and artificially inflated by the manufacturer (the fact that some packs of cards are $5 at RETAIL is ridiculous) Also, the fascination with inserts, limited cards, jerseys, puts all the intrinsic value on those and away from the cards themselves. If you are looking at baseball cards as something that will return more than you put into it, buy stocks in stead. If you are looking at them for a collection, then you will be ok.
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