This is interesting not JUST because it neatly outlines the dilemma for Gen X (and younger) hoarders of sports cards, but also anyone selling anything that "seems" collectible. In reality, a lot of it is not that rare or sought after. It makes me sad, though, that no one even wants these for any reason. By the way, I picked an image of John Kruk because he once said (paraphrasing), "I'm not an athlete, I'm a baseball player."
I will also add that I have found sports cards generally from the 70s through early 80s are also worthless unless VERY well-cared-for, and very desirable. From the 1960s and back, you still have a chance at some pocket change. But in general, those cardboard memories are just that.... only memories.
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