Here’s what I’m looking for.
Jordan, Kobe, Shaq, Penny, Duncan, Iverson, and other ’90s basketball players. A few cards, a binder, or a whole collection—I’d like to see what you have.
My main focus is the ’90s. I also consider select basketball cards from the ’70s, ’80s, and early 2000s. Modern basketball is generally outside my focus.
Collections around $1,000 and up are my usual starting point, with flexibility for smaller groups of desirable cards. If you’re unsure of the value, send photos and tell me what you know.
I’ll explain the offer.
I look at the specific cards, their condition, relevant completed sales, and what’s involved in reselling them. That includes the selling costs and the time and risk I’m taking on as the buyer.
My offer is the price I’m willing to pay for the cards listed in it. If I’m offering on the whole collection, I’ll say so. If I’m interested in selected cards, I’ll identify them.
If you’ve seen a sale you think is a useful comparison, send it along. We can talk about it.
Start with photos.
Send an overview and a few close-ups, along with a short description and your location. You don’t need a spreadsheet or a price for every card.
I’ll review what you send and ask for more detail if I need it. Before you deliver any cards, we’ll agree on what’s included, any inspection needed, and how and when you’ll be paid.
Ship, meet, or arrange a larger deal.
I work with sellers nationwide through shipping, meet sellers around the Midwest, and travel for larger collections. Contact me before sending anything so we can work out the arrangements.
Want me to sell the cards for you instead?
Consignment is another way to work together. I handle the sale, and you receive the proceeds after the agreed fees and costs.