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November 5, 2011 1:13 PM Subscribe
Where in the DC area can I sell my husband's 1990's trading cards?
My husband has stacks of Marvel, DC and a few sports cards that he wants to get rid of. I checked eBay and very few lots of cards are selling or even being bid on. We're not looking to make money on these and I doubt they include any of much value. Is there a comic book store in the DC/NoVA area that will take them off our hands?
My husband has stacks of Marvel, DC and a few sports cards that he wants to get rid of. I checked eBay and very few lots of cards are selling or even being bid on. We're not looking to make money on these and I doubt they include any of much value. Is there a comic book store in the DC/NoVA area that will take them off our hands?
Or you could donate them to a local thrift store or maybe some program that needs reading material for kids? But to reiterate, yeah they don't sell because they usually aren't worth anything.
posted by WickedPissah at 2:07 PM on November 5, 2011
posted by WickedPissah at 2:07 PM on November 5, 2011
donate, the market for these things has died
posted by Salvatorparadise at 2:36 PM on November 5, 2011
posted by Salvatorparadise at 2:36 PM on November 5, 2011
When I got rid of all of my trading cards I gave them to a friend's kid. As a general rule adults don't find trading cards interesting unless there is money in them. But I imagine most kids would think they were neat.
posted by dgeiser13 at 6:12 PM on November 5, 2011
posted by dgeiser13 at 6:12 PM on November 5, 2011
I did the same as dgeiser13. I had a collection of over 5000 baseball cards from the late 80s and 90s. I could have maybe got $50 for them...probably much less. Not sure about the comics, but from the above it sounds like the market is in the same state.
posted by chiefthe at 1:38 AM on November 6, 2011
posted by chiefthe at 1:38 AM on November 6, 2011
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