What do you think would happen.....

RookieWax

if say a Target store, or Meijer store, or even a gas station set out a box of say 1987 or 1990 Topps cards and priced them at $1 or $1.50 per pack. There would be a "reasonably priced" old pack like that sitting next to packs of modern cards price at $3 to $5 each. Would they fly off the shelf, sell at about the same rate as the modern packs, or just sit there?

CSC

<< <i>if say a Target store, or Meijer store, or even a gas station set out a box of say 1987 or 1990 Topps cards and priced them at $1 or $1.50 per pack. There would be a "reasonably priced" old pack like that sitting next to packs of modern cards price at $3 to $5 each. Would they fly off the shelf, sell at about the same rate as the modern packs, or just sit there? >>



Would be a good experiment. Maybe 50 cents would help and they would fly off the shelves until the kids realized there were no auto cards, jersey cards, refractors (Shinys - as my kids call them and they would then just sit there.

Cakes

I like the idea. I remember about 15 years ago CVS would re bag and bundle mass produced late 90's comics and they sold well.