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For many, many years I've run my Trade Stack here at the blog where basically I add a card to the pile every so often until someone finally claims the stack in exchange for sending me at least one card from my want list. The Trade Stack served me well for nearly a decade - but with my want list finally down to mostly hard-to-find short prints and minis, people have stopped having trade matches even if they wanted the cards in question. Thus, it's time to shake things up.
My idea for Cash for Cards is basically the same as with the Trade Stack except now I'll set a price for the pile of cards at the beginning. Once someone decides to pay that price, they'll get all of the cards in the pile! Price will include shipping to the US (I don't mind shipping to Canada but Canadian buyers will have to pay for the shipping costs, sorry but that's the best I can do with postage rates being what they are)! I plan to use the funds raised from Cash for Cards to buy some of those hard-to-find cards off of my want list...we can all win here!
Time to add some more cards to my Cash for Cards pile - and what a pile of cards it is! (Remember, this includes all of the cards from my last unclaimed Trade Stack as well). Today's addition to the stack is a quartet of cards from the awesome Pacific Baseball Legends set. This is one of my favorite sets from the late 80s - and if you haven't seen cards from this set before you at least owe it to yourself to check out the set!
Cash for Cards
Volume 1.02
Stack cost: $20
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1989 Pacific Baseball Legends:
147. Jim O'Toole
161. Joe Nuxhall
164. Bucky Walters
173. George Foster
2017 Panini Diamond Kings:
125. Yoan Moncada
2021 Panini Chronicles:
40. Rickey Henderson (Certified)
8. Cristian Javier (XR)
20. Ramon Laureano (America's Pastime)
8 Topps Buyback (Bronze?) Cards plus all the cards from the last unclaimed Trade Stack (see here)!
Like what you see? Leave a comment below to claim the cards (and send F&F payment to fanofreds (dot) auctions (at gmail) (dot com). Or, you can wait it out and I'll continue to add things to the stack until someone jumps in!
I've been collecting cards for as long as I can remember. It started with baseball cards, then Pokémon cards, and now I'm into all sorts of different cards, including trading cards, sports cards, and even non-sporting cards like Magic: The Gathering cards.
ReplyDeleteI love collecting cards because it's a fun and challenging hobby. It's also a great way to connect with other people who share my passion for collecting.
Over the years, I've amassed a pretty impressive collection of cards. I have rare and valuable cards, as well as some of my favorite cards from my childhood. Telkom University