300 Unopened Baseball Cards Collection in Factory Sealed Packs of Vintage MLB Baseball Cards From the Late 80's and Early 90's. Look for Hall-of-Famers Such As Cal Ripken, Nolan Ryan, & Tony Gwynn.

Being a collector for many years I was skeptical about these packs. Yes some packs were a bit damaged, for the most part all cards were in fantastic shape. I did pull a few gems, Ryne Sandberg, Ken Griffey Jr. that have some value vs the cost of the packs. Just ordered another set and hopefully to get more treasures. Worth the money.

I just got home from a major surgery and wanted something fun while layed up in my chair. Upon opening the cardboard box that these packs were tightly packed in I found packs ranging in years from 1988 through 1993 of various companies. I have only opened 2 packs so far. First up was the 1988 Topps Big Baseball Card pack which I had never seen before, so that was a surprise. I pulled a George Brett, Roger McDowell, Rick Sutcliffe and Barry Bonds from that 7 card pack. Too bad the corners were not great as these are very nice looking cards otherwise. The second was one of two1990 Donruss packs. This one contained Jim Abbott RC, Paul Molitor, Alan Trammell, Cal Ripken Jr, Tony Gwynn and Bo Jackson! Incredible! It also contained Steve Sax and Mike Marshall which is cool because I grew up a Dodgers fan and enjoyed watching them play. These cards are in fantastic condition and very sharp. I know all the packs in this box will not be this good but holy cow I am off to a great start with these cards. I have complete confidence that these packs have not been picked through and resealed. Would definitely buy again. So far super fun packs to open. Now I need to get some rest.

My baseball cards arrived. Opened about half of them. Advertised as 30 packs but really it’s 300 cards and, uh, I don’t remember packs having 10 cards. All in the 88-91 range, which was a little disappointing. VERY heavy on donruss, which I should have seen coming. No upper deck or stadium club, the smell of which was a big motivator for purchase. 3 of the packs were AA cards by a company called line drive, those have been the highlight so far. 29 players who didn’t reach the majors but then Jeff Kent. Thought I might have something there, googled it, 98 cents. Topps packs had the gum in them, that gum is 31 years old. Score packs include a small card that changes what it says based on how you tilt it, commemorating a famous day in baseball history. One’s title was “midget makes BB debut” lol. “Best” cards have been a biggio rookie, Nolan Ryan, doc gooden, and yes even a Jose canseco. Would be lying if I said I wasn’t looking for a von Hayes card in each pack, nothing’s changed there.Despite all this, well worth the $22. Their arrival was one of the only things I’ve looked forward to in years

All but one of the card packs were sealed, but even the opened one had a good card in it! It probably wasn't even the seller's fault (Shipping\delivery). It also arrived very earlier than expected (2 days!). I also got about 6-9 tops packs as the cherry on top.

Brought back a lot of memories opening these cards. There were a handful of $ cards which paid for itself. But more importantly the cards were in great shape. Will buy again.

not worth it

There were no Topps as part of the package. 1/4 of the cards had been opened and repackaged in plastic wrap. One of the cards had a stain on it from someone spilling something on it, that does not happen with "brand new cards". I do not recommend purchasing.

I ordered these for my girlfriend's 11 year old son after searching through several other ads for "unopened" baseball cards from the 80's and 90's. He just started collecting and was very interested in getting some cards from "my era" (I'm 34), but I was worried about him getting cheated. You are always taking a chance when purchasing wax packs since they are very easy to open, sort through, pull out the good cards, and re-seal. This was a common thing to do when I was a kid and it disgusts me to find that adults selling them on here to kids are doing the same thing! Let me say that after reading reviews for several hours, we settled on this buyer and we were VERY happy. The packs arrived much faster than expected and were AS ADVERTISED! There was a very good variety of card types including Upper Deck, Fleer, Donruss, Topps, etc. and the packs did not appear to have been tampered with. Several of the packs had the potential of having some valuable cards and it was fun to watch him open them and see what he got! There was definitely more packs from sets without many valuable cards, but for the price, you still cant really go wrong. It looks like they are all strategically packaged with a few packs that might have a good card or two and the rest are filler packs. In either case, it's well worth the money and fun to see cards again from the days when I started collecting!