Baseball Display Cases

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Hello,
I work for a charitable organization in San Jose, California.
Someone donated literally (literally) 10’s of thousands if baseball cards to us.

All were well taken care of, with most in plastic sleeves, some in a hard plastic case, several unopened "packs", and some loose, but in storage boxes.

I am not a card expert, and to research and catalog every single card would take months, if that was ALL that I did.
Does anyone know if there is a way to sell these in bulk, or if there are appraisers who would visit in person to appraise and perhaps buy the entire lot?

I don’t want to get ripped off, but then again, as I inferred, getting a copy of "Becketts" then sitting down and calculating each card’s worth isn’t an option either.
Please, no generic answers such as "list them on e-bay/craigslist".

Thanks for any help

Does anyone have a reliable source to find baseball cards? I’m trying to add to my collection. I’m especially looking for a 1993 Topps Derek Jeter Rookie Card as well as a Tim Lincecum (2008 or 2009)
Also is there somewhere I can get a mass amount of baseball cards for cheap? I’m just starting out collecting

In case anyone actually cares, I just inherited a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie card, my parents want me to sell it, but my grandpa loved it, so I’ll keep it as my prized possession. (its not in great shape incase anyone wanted to know)
So thats why I want to start, to add to that one card.

I have a collection of my dads old football and baseball cards from the 70’s, and I would like to know if the pages are the most effective protector, taking into account I don’t want to put them in a box and shove them away for the next 30 years, or are the individual top loader card sleeve cases the best?

My brother has between 10 and 15 thousand baseball cards and I wanted to get him a binder (or in his case a few binders) and put the cards in it for his birthday and I have no idea where to find a good price for the binders and the pockets… Please help!

I have 10 Baseball cards from the 1975 Detroit Tigers and i am wondering how much they could be worth and they all have cases. I have:

One 1975 Ben Oglivie
One 1975 Nate Colbert
One 1975 Lerrin LaGrow
Two 1975 Luke Walker
One 1975 Woodie Fryman
One 1975 Gary Sutherland
One 1975 Jerry Moses
One 1975 John Knox
One 1975 Ed Brinkman

Ok, so if you could give me a rough estimate of what they might be worth that would be nice. I know it is hard to give a good estimate online, so thanks for trying.

My husband has been put into a nursing home, and I found boxes and boxes full of mostly all baseball cards that I did not know he had. There’s thousands of them. I’m assuming some of them may be very valuable, and I’m wondering if anyone can give me an idea of how much they may be worth. I pulled out seven that are in cases, and they look like they are in mint condition. I know nothing about baseball cards, or any type of sports cards for the matter, but this is what the front of the cards say.

‘93 Fleer Ultra, Barry Bonds, Top Glove.

1993 Upper Deck, Nolan Ryan, "The Express’ Last Run".

Classic Baseball, Ken Griffey, Jr. (1988).

‘92 Fleer Ultra, Ken Griffey, Jr., Seattle Mariners, Outfield.

Score Gold Rush, Frank Thomas, Chicago White Sox (1993).

Dodgers, O-Pee-Chee, Mike Piazza, Catcher (1993).

Skybox, Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan (1990)

If anyone could give me some information on these cards and how much they could be worth, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Thanks for all of the answers given so far. A friend of mine recommended putting them away for when my daughter has kids and her kids have kids. He said they may be quite valueable then. Once again, thank you for the helpful answers.

I have several 11 bu 17 in posters for a couple of years now, but they are starting to show signs of aging. Is there anything I can buy to keep them nice. I know lots of people who keep baseball cards in those plastic see through cases, but I don’t know if I could find them that big. Any ideas would be great.
By the way, I don’t want to buy frames and if you do find a great products please send the website. Thanks.
Sorry the posters are 11 inches by 17 inches
Probably should have mentioned that they have been and still are hung up on my wall.

I have graded baseball cards in sealed plastic cases that have some scratches on it. Isn’t there a chemical you can buy to safely remove scratches?

I have a box full of baseball cards from my brother and I have no use for them, but my b/f is an avid baseball fan and I would like to give him them for Christmas, but I want to put them in something to display them and I want it to lock because his family likes to take things from his room. I wanted to put the more importamt ones displayed individually and then the rest in seperate sections at the bottom kind of like the plastic cases that you can find to put baseball cards in. How do I tell which ones are better what players are better etc, and any ideas for displaying them

I’m designing a display case for my baseball cards from the early 1900s and need the case to 1) be antique/vintage looking and 2) protect the cards. Are there any sites where I could send my preliminary plans to get some feed bacK?

I have a case of about 700 baseball cards. Only a couple football cards mixed in. One Nolan Ryan complet eset was appraised at . Another Nolan Ryan set from Advil appraised at . A single Emitt Smith card at . A couple of various Sonic and Whataburger cards at each. Thats about 50 cards… what would you ask for the whole thing?

My husband and I were at an antique store just for fun to see what was in there and he found a small box full of 1987 Topps bubble gum baseball cards packs, all still in the original packaging and with the bubble gum still in them. So we bought all 30 little packages they had. Our argument is whether or not it would be worth more to open them and carefully put the cards in protective cases or to leave them as is, unopened and in the packages.

i have whole un open cases of baseball cards from the 1980s and i dont know whats in it

i also have cases of bubble gum baseball cards. and i want to sell how much do you think its worth?

i have all of these baseball cards that are in hard plastic protective cases and i look at them all the time. i dont know how i should store them so that i can get into them whenever i want.

When displaying baseball cards, a simple way is to use a nine-pocket page that can be placed in a binder. Learn about card holders, such as top loads, with help from the owner of a card trading store in this free video on card collecting and trading. Expert: Walt Case Bio: Walt Case is an owner and operator of Card Traders in Austin, Texas. Filmmaker: Todd Green

The cards are in good condition and some are in protective cases. Are the baseball cards worth more they older they get? How old would they have to be to get the best value for them? If you know a website with the information on this topic them please post the link. Thank You!

I am working on a little project that consists of those very thick baseball card plastic cases that can hold 120, 150 and even 180 point cards. I found them but now I need blank cards of 2.56 by 3.54
and 2.550 x 3.550 (for the 150 point case). Where can I, basically, get blank baseball cards of these thicknesses?

Baseball Cards in Cases – Mint? Proof? Graded?Encased?REAL OR FAKE? VALUEABLE OR NOT? What makes the case authentic or valuable? Or is it the card itself? What is What?