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Alpos Sports Card Collection
This collection was established when I collected on the sole purpose of attraction. I knew the value of all my cards but the money did not fuel my interest.In the early to late 90's baseball cards became more and more expensive to collect so I was naturally turned off.
I have pulled my collection out of hiding to remeber just how much I loved collecting cards. I immediately started looking at cards and auctions online but soon came to the realazation that I am way behind in card collecting.
Looking on ebay was an immediate shock. The prices on certain cards were way below "market value" when I was a kid. Also, the fact that grading is such a major factor. The way technology is today, I would not be surprised if someeone new how to print copies of cards or fixed blemishes on them. A couple of years ago, I wanted to start collecting, but had a bad expiererence on ebay (no shot at ebay in any way).I traded a Jeter RC (had doubles) for a Clemens RC. I told him the card was in mint condition and he said the same about his. When the card came in the mail, it was creased and dis-colored. I did not contact him or give bad feedback, I just dropped the idea of collecting using a computer.
All cards of subject to trade. I love te new short prints of Ripken and Ryan. . Also, will trade for autographed memorabilia.
All items are for trade with s meaning sets
- Ripken RCs s
- Bonds RCs s
- Johnson RCs s
- Maddox RCs s
- Thomas RCs s
Any player from 90s in great condition
- Jeter RCs
- Rodriguez RCs