1997 Topps Holochrome Card # 305 in 1951 series (reprint) Willie Mays
All four are still in the protective coating.
Also I have :
Pacific 2000 Ken Griffey Jr. Gold Crown Card Number 30.
From 1984 Topps Cards
Joe Morgan and Graig Nettles
From 1987 Topps Cards
Len Dykstra, Dale Sveum, Joey Reed, Mike Ramsey
Jeff Robinson, Shawn Hillegas, Jack McDowell, Bruce Hurst
From 1987 Leaf Inc.
Greg Cadaret, Wally Backman
From 1993
Topps - Juan Gonzalez
Pacific - Nolan Ryan Slow Start in 1992 card #222
Ron Darling 1987 New York Mets # 6 of 7 cards The Press Box card.
Thats all I have that seem old or worth anything. Also I have most of the complete collection from topps 1997 cards if anyone knows of any of those worth anything.
Additional info, added Tuesday February 8 2011, 3:38 pm: I forgot in football there are topps 1998 cards of brett farve, dan marino, eddie george, and mike alstott.. Want to answer more questions in the Health & Fitness category? Maybe give some free advice about: Sports? dearcandore answered Wednesday February 9 2011, 4:06 pm: I'm a collector too and I recently took out some of my cards to see what they're worth. Anything after 1992 isn't really worth much these days. That's when the baseball card industry went into overdrive and started mass producing collections. There are just too many cards in circulation to make them worth anything, at this point. The holochrome cards are probably 5-10 dollars, if that. But don't throw them away. Hang on to them, keep them protected. Baseball card production has slowed over the last few years (just a bit), so if that trend continues, eventually the market might go back up. So keep them close and check the prices again in 10 years or so. [ dearcandore's advice column | Ask dearcandore A Question ]
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