BASEBALL CARD DEALERS

baseball card

a trading card with a picture of a baseball player and information about his playing record
A baseball card is a type of trading card relating to baseball, usually printed on some type of paper stock or card stock. A card will usually feature one or more baseball players or other baseball-related sports figures.
The first card was issued in 1886. Since that time, the baseball card industry has become a thriving market.

dealers

(dealer) a firm engaged in trading
(dealer) a seller of illicit goods; “a dealer in stolen goods”
A person or business that buys and sells goods
A person who buys and sells shares, securities, or other financial assets as a principal (rather than as a broker or agent)
A person who buys and sells drugs
(dealer) trader: someone who purchases and maintains an inventory of goods to be sold

baseball card dealers – Major League

Major League Baseball Card Collectors's Kit

Grand Slam! This beginner baseball card collector’s kit comes with mini-book of collecting tips, four packs of new baseball cards, collectible color tin, and Major League Baseball’s stamp of approval.

No young baseball fan will want to pass up this kit! With the assortment of cards from all of the key manufacturers, a collectible tin, and book, kids will have everything they need to get started in one dazzling pack! Inside the book, readers will find photos plus: brief history of collecting & how to start a card collection, how cards are made, what makes cards valuable, keeping cards in good condition for saving or trading, assorted stats on classic and current baseball cards, resource information on card dealers and MLB.

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I cleared crap out of the basement. Here’s three boxes of baseball cards and a bunch of golf clubs. I was told that, after gas prices went up and people hocked their card collections, generic cards were 10/1CENT. (I talked to a dozen dealers.) These were abandoned and I hoped to sell them. I kept everything in a hard boxy sleeve to put on ebay for 50cents each, and here’s the rest. I put the Roger Clemens on top since he’s taken steroids, but I’m sure that won’t stop the trashpickers. (it’s "big trash" day-beginning of the month is when you can leave sofas, baseball cards, etc on the curb without a fine)

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I cleared crap out of the basement. Here’s three boxes of baseball cards and a bunch of golf clubs. I was told that, after gas prices went up and people hocked their card collections, generic cards were 10/1CENT. (I talked to a dozen dealers.) These were abandoned and I hoped to sell them. I kept everything in a hard boxy sleeve to put on ebay for 50cents each, and here’s the rest. (it’s "big trash" day-beginning of the month is when you can leave sofas, baseball cards, etc on the curb without a fine)