My parent's surprised me this morning by dumping a bunch of crap in my apartment that they have been holding in storage for years.

I found lots of retro ****, but the most interesting is an old Basketball card binder. I used to be into basketball cards like crack.

Not sure if any of you are into sports memorabilia or anything but I have some old cards that might be interesting. I want to get rid of these because I don't see myself wanting to have kids.

email (rerikb@optonline.net) me or pm me if you are looking for certain cards, i may have it.

Jordan baseball card
Starks rookie autograph
Kobe rookie
Antoine Walker rookie
Michael Finley rookie
Shaq rookie
Ray Allen rookie
Stephon Marbury rookie
Latrell Spreewell college card (Alabama)
Grant Hill rookie
Jason Kidd rooke
Alonzo Mourning rookie
Tim Hardaway rookie
Anthony Mason autograph
Penny Hardaway rookie
Chris Webber rookie
Rasheed Wallace rookie

tons of others

How much to have all the Marbury cards burned?

how much u want for the Starks rookie autograph? is it in mint condition or does it have nasty cheetohs stains all over it?

Not to barge in your thread, b/c that really isn't my intention, but don't autographs DEVALUE cards, b/c once you put ink or anything on those cards, they are no longer in mint condition, if they once were.

Let me see what the market value of the cards are on one of those trading card sites...and I'll start bidding off at 50% below that.

I just realized how much that starks card meant to me, so i have to take that one off. I was at a Knicks practice hanging in the parking lot w/ soem friends and media guys (back when they had practice in Purchase, NY).

All the players we're leaving for a road trip and most of them seemed to be in a good mood. Starks was the friendliest. Ewing was the biggest jerk. Mason, Ward, and Herb Williams also were cool. Pat Riley was sort of being a jerk to most people, but my dad had Riley's book in his hand and said something like "I really enjoy reading your book Pat". Riley then turned around and apologized and signed the book and took a picture.

Anyone know where to get the value of trading cards? I got a **** load of baseball rookies as well (McGuire, Griffey, Manny, Sosa, ect)

Posted by Starks1994:

Let me see what the market value of the cards are on one of those trading card sites...and I'll start bidding off at 50% below that.

I just realized how much that starks card meant to me, so i have to take that one off. I was at a Knicks practice hanging in the parking lot w/ soem friends and media guys (back when they had practice in Purchase, NY).

All the players we're leaving for a road trip and most of them seemed to be in a good mood. Starks was the friendliest. Ewing was the biggest jerk. Mason, Ward, and Herb Williams also were cool. Pat Riley was sort of being a jerk to most people, but my dad had Riley's book in his hand and said something like "I really enjoy reading your book Pat". Riley then turned around and apologized and signed the book and took a picture.

Anyone know where to get the value of trading cards? I got a **** load of baseball rookies as well (McGuire, Griffey, Manny, Sosa, ect)

Hey man, I know what you're saying that Starks autograph having personal value to you. I bet it's probably priceless too, and it would probably be the same to me too. However, in terms of the market, ink is ink, and that technically ruins the card.

TMS is right though. Certain autograph buffs would probably love to get a hold of that.