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Can anyone tell me a common theme with this collection? 🔪🩸 @CardPurchaser

FREE to anyone who wants them, Astros fans? Just send $ for shipping. I was a few adult bevs deep and on ebay at 2am, and I thought i bought numbered Glenn Davis cards.. 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️ I have 2 Glenn Wilson Leaf 1990 Memories Buy-Backs 2012 # 02/20 # 08/20

Did anyone else get Sports Illustrated for Kids back in the 90's? I tore this Shaq and ES out of a SI for Kids magazine 30+ years ago. They have stayed in my collection ever since.

Who are you cutting?

I went to a couple card shows as a kid back in the 90's. Nothing major, I think one was at a church and the others were at a hotel. I remember being nervous and half way scared. I don't remember any of the adults or vendors being nice to me. I remember feeling like I wasting their time and being a nuisance when I'd walk up to their table with my huge budget of $10. It drove me right back to buying packs at the grocery store. ​I think one of the best things we've done this second time around is flipping that script. Kids getting freebies, having a blast and learning. That’s how we keep this alive. Protect the youth collectors at all costs!!! 🫡 @CardPurchaser

Happy Friday! Glenn Davis COTD + Mail day ◽️1987 Fleer Limited Edition ◽️Auto ✍️ Did anyone else get anything cool for mail day? @CardPurchaser

Glenn Davis COTD Aka Big Bopper 1993 Topps Stadium Club This set always had the most aesthetic and detailed photos.

Is this worse than listening to a breaker? 🤷‍♂️ Buying cards from the shopping channel in the 90's was no joke. 🤣 @CardPurchaser

Wax Era History 📚 Flair was ahead of it's time. Fleer launched Flair in 1993 as a super premium brand following Marvel Entertainment's acquisition of Fleer in 1992. @UpperDeckSports purchased Fleer for $6.1 million in 2005. Initially, Upper Deck had placed a $3.5 million bid, but during the liquidation auction, they outbid rival card companies (including Topps and Donruss) to acquire Fleer's name, trademarks, and remaining card inventory. @CardPurchaser

Glenn Davis COTD 2013 Memories Buy Back 1990 Leaf #'d 10/20 Numbered cards are few and far bewteen for this 2x All-Star. He was injured/retired right before inserts and #'d sets became a thing. So when I do find them, it becomes a "take my money" type situation.

So apparently you can now use your ebay account balance to make purchases on the site now? Well, I geuss that means a lot of card collectors will never see another ebay bank transfer again 🤣 I geuss this makes it easier for you married men to hide your purchases from the wife!

She is going to be doing a giveaway on one of her single row boxes in the next few days @WildFlowerWS

Glenn Davis POTD 1988 Donrus Baseball's Best (Aka the Halloween set) One of my favorites, I'm a sucker for color matches. Pictured in a @WildFlowerWS heirloom card box! @CardPurchaser

🌿3 Row Premium Card Box🌿 This MINT felt is gorgeous! ✨️ My GF did this one custom order with 2 stands, but she has 2 more available! $90.00 shipped She just started a brand new page so give her a follow!👇 @WildFlowerWS Look for a giveaway on her page within the next week or 2! She'll post all of her new boxes, stands and displays on there going forward. #griffey #vintagecards #fanatics

Some people need to grasp that 90's sports cards are old. Condition matters. Just like any other pre-modern card. Last ebay comps are a great starting point, but they aren't always relevant. Say You have a raw Griffey Die-cut that last sold for $325 in banged up condition, but if yours is clean, your card is worth more than $325. And vice versa. Just sayin.

Modern sports cards are getting wrecked right now. The vintage sports card market seems to be holding steady. Is it an economic signal? Or did everyone figure out that chasing the latest trending rookies and unproven players normally ends poorly? Wait until people start to realize the true scarcity of many of these 90's insert.