Summer Slam Collectibles Aug'26

I03319 | An Assortment of Vintage Tobacco Cards, 1980s Baseball Cards, Garbage Pail Kids, and Sports Memorabilia

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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! This lot comprises a large and diverse collection of trading cards and ephemera housed in a white multi-row cardboard storage box. The collection includes vintage tobacco and cigarette cards, 1980s-era baseball cards, non-sports trading cards, and minor sports collectibles.

A significant portion of the collection consists of small-format vintage tobacco cards, many of which are individually protected in soft plastic sleeves. Visible brands include W.D. and H.O. Wills (Will’s Cigarettes), John Player and Sons (Player’s Cigarettes), and Churchman’s Cigarettes. Visible subjects and series include a portrait of James II, Chatterton, Cross of Mercy – Serbia, The Pelican’s Pouch, Beautiful Scotland, and Officers Full Dress.

The baseball card category is predominantly comprised of Topps brand cards from the 1980s. Visually identified cards include a 1981 Topps Reggie Jackson (number 400), a 1987 Topps Dave Johnson manager card, and a Frank Viola card. A modern Nomar Mazara rookie card is also visible in a protective top loader. Other sports cards include modern football cards, such as a Dewayne Robertson Prestige card.

Non-sports trading cards are represented by multiple Topps Garbage Pail Kids cards from the 1987 series, including Bloody Mary (card number 305b) and Brainy Brian / Armpit Britt (card number 93b).

Additional items in the lot include a small black souvenir baseball with a Hall of Fame logo and a plastic bag containing numerous small gold-toned and enameled lapel pins.


Condition report:

The items in this collection are in ungraded, raw condition. The 1980s baseball cards generally show standard handling wear with some softened corners and varied centering. The vintage tobacco cards appear in varied condition, ranging from moderate wear to well-preserved, with many housed in protective individual sleeves. The Garbage Pail Kids cards show typical age-related wear but appear largely intact. The cardboard storage box shows minor wear consistent with age and storage.