100 Vintage Baseball Cards in Old Sealed Wax Packs - Perfect for New Collectors

Got these as a birthday gift. Absolutely love them. Great to add my favorite players growing up into my personal collections

Order was as described but I wished it had some cards from Tops!

loved the cards great deal so worth it

Well done should buy

Disclaimer: From what I've seen in my research, I would likely not buy these if you are planning to make money off your pulls. You could get some of these packs on ebay for significantly less than it would cost to get this. I was just curious, and I rate this 5 stars because they were exactly what I was expecting. I would encourage you to do your research if you have other expectations. They were packed in a plastic bag and then inside an amazon shipper. I'm not super critical of shipping methods but I would like to urge the seller to ship these in boxes or at least wrap them in some bubble wrap if they are going to continue shipping them in the flat pack shippers. Now, on to the cards themselves. My bag came with these packs: Donruss 1988 Donruss 1989 Fleer Baseball 1990 (three pack hanger) Fleer Baseball 1991 Upper Deck 1992 Personally, I would've liked to see Topps packs, but I know the selections are likely random so I'm not gonna ding it for that. None of the packs appeared to be resealed as far as I could tell, but I don't have the most discerning eye for this sort of thing. I like the idea of these mystery packs because it really is exciting to see what you might get, which is really the appeal of these things. I'm excited to see what I pull from my packs. For anyone else, I would probably steer clear.

I bought these cards a couple times for the holidays. One set for my son, one for my nephew. I read enough reviews to know what to expect, and to not expect much. My son in particular doesn't really care about finding a really valuable card, and it's just fun for him to get these from a time way before he was born. He actually found a Ken Griffey Jr card and a Bo Jackson card that are worth a few bucks, but they were both 1991 Fleer Ultra which I guess wasn't the greatest time or brand as far as value goes. The two orders were both a little different. One order was all small packs like the product pics show, one was some small packs with one large set of 30 or 40 cards in a clear wrapper. Individual packs seemed to have been opened and resealed. If any of these packs were supposed to contain 30 year old sticks of gum, that gum was gone. My son didn't find any duplicate cards, nor were any cards upsidedown, which would've been a clear indication of tampering. If you decide to purchase these, don't look at it as a treasure hunt, since it's likely you won't find anything incredibly valuable. My 9-year-old definitely appreciated them though, and for my part, I thought it was cool to see baseball cards from when I was growing up.

Would definitely purchase again

Basically a waste of money. All of the cards were from the mass production wax years. Some cards were damaged. There were donruss, fleer, upper deck, some Topps etc. There were duplicates, cards stuck together, some had stains. Total waste of time and money. If you’re into spending $30, opening up packs of cards, getting 100 cards total, that all basically are worth the $30 you spent than have at it. I’ll never do it again.