Sports cards found in abandoned Detroit factory

[Tazhawk]

Apologies if already mentioned here elsewhere, but didn't come across anything.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-cards-inside-abandoned-factory-Detroit.html

I imagine it would take a year or two to sift through that lot properly.

 

[vansan]

How would you be damm

 

[theflyinggerco]

Amazing pics in that article of whole pallets of cards.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[KB.]

How many Jordan RC's in there you think?

 

[edygriff21]

Zero. Looks just like junk baseball and hockey, that is worth bugger all. Over production in the late 80's and 90's has these cards basically worthless.

 

[package]

Apparently from one of the twitter feeds i was checking, it's only canadian league hockey junk in bulk, with a few good singles here and there.

 

[vansan]

Zero. Looks just like junk baseball and hockey, that is worth bugger all. Over production in the late 80's and 90's has these cards basically worthless.

Geez bud spoil the dream ha ha

 

[magohaydz]

How many Jordan RC's in there you think?

Did Topps even do a Jordan rookie card?

 

[OutlawNinja]

Shame they are not pallets of UD Black and Exquisite, would be the box break to end all.

 

[WoobieZarz]

Interesting and unique find, but when there's a million cards "worth $0.99c" each, you won't end up with $1m.

100 cards wouldnt fetch $100, more like $10.

Still could fetch a few bucks if sold in bulk or you ever had the time (and man-power) to sell the lot over time, the return possibly wouldnt out-weigh the efforts.