Was time to go.

OddRodz

...and may someone enjoy

coinspacks

who needs all those binder sets from the 1950's anyway

Stingray

I did the same thing a couple of weeks ago. All my late 80s and early 90s stuff. 5 totes down to two of them.

Dand522612

Admitting you have a problem is the first step...

KbKards

Next week there will be somebody posting the same pictures in reverse order, celebrating their great find, and asking about what the good cards are and if they should be sent in for grading.

bishop

@KbKards said:
Next week there will be somebody posting the same pictures in reverse order, celebrating their great find, and asking about what the good cards are and if they should be sent in for grading.

dennis07

There is at least some value in the binders.

EXOJUNKIE

That took an uncommon amount of courage, brother.

jmmiller777

@KbKards said:
Next week there will be somebody posting the same pictures in reverse order, celebrating their great find, and asking about what the good cards are and if they should be sent in for grading.

Yep, under "October Finds"

OddRodz

@EXOJUNKIE said:
That took an uncommon amount of courage, brother.

If weak enough to mock me for simply posting about giving.. you should probably retire from the Military.

edited: at least the U.S. military.

BunchOBull

@OddRodz said:

@EXOJUNKIE said:
That took an uncommon amount of courage, brother.

If weak enough to mock me for simply posting about giving.. you should probably retire from the Military.

edited: at least the U.S. military.

I don't think you were being mocked in a traditional sense. Most collectors have a hard time letting go...I think you were being acknowledged and sympathized with.

EXOJUNKIE

@BunchOBull said:

@OddRodz said:

@EXOJUNKIE said:
That took an uncommon amount of courage, brother.

If weak enough to mock me for simply posting about giving.. you should probably retire from the Military.

edited: at least the U.S. military.

I don't think you were being mocked in a traditional sense. Most collectors have a hard time letting go...I think you were being acknowledged and sympathized with.

Yes, this.

1951WheatiesPremium

I too think that was quite bold and kind. There's value in knowing you made someone's day...

I have a bunch of cards that I bought to 'flip' and then couldn't bring myself to sell. I put them in a box labeled 'My Baseball Card Collection.'

dennis07

@EXOJUNKIE said:

@BunchOBull said:

@OddRodz said:

@EXOJUNKIE said:
That took an uncommon amount of courage, brother.

If weak enough to mock me for simply posting about giving.. you should probably retire from the Military.

edited: at least the U.S. military.

I don't think you were being mocked in a traditional sense. Most collectors have a hard time letting go...I think you were being acknowledged and sympathized with.

Yes, this.

I know the feeling. I have donated, composted, thrown out, given away and otherwise disposed of thousands upon thousands of 1988- 1992 baseball cards. I can still find them in my closets, my attic, my basement, my garage and other places. I believe the little buggars are reproducing. The next time I move I am going to make sure these guys don't make the trip with me.

OddRodz

heh heh heh.. now that is funny