Bought a full set of Topps 1977 cards as my 40th birthday present to
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myself and that would probably be my most valuable sports memorabilia. It's maybe worth $100 with a chunk of the value likely tied to the Andre Dawson rookie card. But the Pete LaCock and Dick Pole cards give the set tremendous sentimental value. I tried to have a custom LaCock jersey made but the company that prints them refused and customer service was worthless when I showed them it was a real player on the Cubs.  Previous Message
i bought this back in the 90s when online auctions were just starting to become a thing. pre ebay i think or when ebay 1st started and was really an auction. think i paid 300 or so. it and the few other 300 limited edition signed 16x20s list between 5 and 10k now. doubt i could really sell it for much more than half that
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 sports collectibles. have anything valuable? - Playoff Rondo March 25, 2026, 19:26:16
- The problem with memorabilia is that do you ever really want to sell it? - AceFrehley March 26, 2026, 11:11:48
- I have about a thousand LPs…some pretty valuable…guessing in total 35k-45k dollars? * - haighter March 26, 2026, 8:54:57
- Dad and I accumulated a bunch of stuff back in the late 80s probably through the late 00s. - Lexillini March 26, 2026, 8:43:15
- Bought a full set of Topps 1977 cards as my 40th birthday present to - fratstud March 26, 2026, 8:29:59
- my baseball cards are long gone; otherwise nothing* - Potomac March 26, 2026, 6:05:22
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