Summer Slam Collectibles Aug'26

I03318 | A Large Organized Collection of Modern and Semi-Vintage Baseball Trading Cards

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Start price: $5

Estimated price: $150 - $300

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Description

BID PER WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PHOTO, NOT THE AI GENERATED TITLES AND DESCRIPTIONS! An assortment of modern and semi-vintage baseball trading cards housed in a multi-row corrugated cardboard storage box. The collection features a diverse range of manufacturers, spanning from the early 1990s through the late 2010s, with a significant concentration of releases from 2018. Visible brands include Topps, Bowman, Panini, Upper Deck, Stadium Club, Flair, and Pinnacle.

The collection is meticulously structured using handwritten paper dividers. Organization is divided alphabetically by player surname initial, with letters including M, P, S, V, W, and Y visible. Set-specific organization includes dividers for 2018 Bowman Chrome Prospects, 2018 Bowman Chrome Inserts, 2018 Bowman Platinum, 2018 Topps Big League, and 2018 Panini Diamond Kings, including sections labeled Set #2 1-100, Set #3, and Set #4.

Notable individual cards displayed in the lot include a 1994 Flair Mark McGwire (Oakland Athletics) card number 25, a 1993 Upper Deck Jack McDowell (Chicago White Sox) card number 56, a 1993 Stadium Club Mike Mussina (Baltimore Orioles) card, and a 2018 Bowman Trending Jesus Sanchez Chrome Prospect card. The collection contains a high volume of specialty cards, including Chrome prospects, foil-finish parallels, short-print variations, and insert cards. All cards in this collection are raw and ungraded.


Condition report:

The cards in this collection are raw and ungraded. A significant portion of the modern cards, particularly the Bowman Chrome and prospect cards, are individually housed in clear plastic penny sleeves. Overall condition of the collection appears to range from Excellent to Near-Mint. The modern 2018 cards display sharp corners, clean edges, and glossed surfaces. The 1990s-era cards show minor, age-appropriate edge wear and surface characteristics, remaining generally well-preserved. Centering varies across the collection, as is typical for unsearched bulk trading card lots.