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VINTAGE 80s & 90s Baseball Cards

Posted about 1 year ago in Grover Beach, CA

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VINTAGE 80s & 90s Baseball Cards

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This collection of vintage baseball cards is from the late '80s and early '90s, and a sight for eyes for any fan of the trading card game. With a set valued at around $500 (or possibly more), these cards feature iconic players and memorable moments that defined an era of America's favorite pastime. Sadly, I'm more of a Pokémon fan myself, but l'd love for these cards to go into the hands of someone who'll truly appreciate their value and nostalgia. I would love to work out a price point for these, I am not asking for anything set. Just message me and we can go from there. If the post is still up, then YES, it is still available. I also am more than happy to send more videos, photos, or meet up in person to show you the cards before purchasing. Although I prefer cash, if anybody happens to have ANY POKEMON cards available I would consider trading at the same value. Thank you!

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