Any Value to Anyone??

[gardzy99]

I don't collect basketball, but a friend gave me a container of cards she did not have any use for and these were in there.

They are by no means mint, some are close, but some are far......

If anybody has any use for them, let me know.

Thanks.

1989-90 NBA Hoops

284-James Edwards
280--Kevin McHale
270--Earvin Johnson
250--Isiah Thomas
224--Michael Williams
211--Dennis Rodman
200--Michael Jordan
188--Vinnie Johnson
167-John Long
135--Bill Laimbeer
109--John Salley
95--Mark Agguire
80--Patrick Ewing
72--Fennis Dembo
46--Rick Mahorn
30--Karl Malone
29--Reggie Miller
11--Chuck Daly
1--Joe Dumars

[gonzo2three]

The Jordan is the best card there, few dollar book value. As for the rest, they'll make your bicycle sound really cool when you pedal :)

[gardzy99]

The Jordan is the best card there, few dollar book value. As for the rest, they'll make your bicycle sound really cool when you pedal :)

That's what I figured......just wondering if anybody was needing singles for that old set or if anybody was a player/team collector.......still up for grabs if anyone is interested.....

Chad

[basketball fiend]

they are very mass produced cards. use them to start a fire. lol!

a month ago thats what i did with a bunch of 1989-1990 baseball cards.

[mrveggieman]

I can take the jordan off of you instead of throwing it away. PM me if interested.

[gardzy99]

not going to throw them away....I'll keep them.....

[bobo9390]

yeah, whenever I see a box from this era floating around at card shows, I usually pick it up (assuming I can get it for under 10)

I know it's garbage, but pulling a few Jordans is all it takes to make my money back. Someone, somewhere will buy any Jordan card.

[WilyWestbrook0]

Glad you are keeping them. I've tossed base before, but looking back, it's more fun to just break them out periodically and reminisce instead. Also, you never know when someone is going to go back to the old school themselves and build the set.

[gardzy99]

Glad you are keeping them. I've tossed base before, but looking back, it's more fun to just break them out periodically and reminisce instead. Also, you never know when someone is going to go back to the old school themselves and build the set.

Very well said. I agree.