Juan Gonzalez
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Is there any interest in his cards?
My dad just gave me a briefcase full of Juan Gone and Ivan Rodriguez cards. Are any Gonzalez cards worth keeping or are they all over produced junk?
I know nothing about the stuff from 1988 up.
My dad just gave me a briefcase full of Juan Gone and Ivan Rodriguez cards. Are any Gonzalez cards worth keeping or are they all over produced junk?
I know nothing about the stuff from 1988 up.
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#2-Its a matter of opinion if they are "junk" but NOBODY can deny they were overproduced.
My 2 cents! Good luck
WTB: 2001 Leaf Rookies & Stars Longevity: Ryan Jensen #/25
<< <i>Depending on how much you have, you might be able to finance a trip to the local Starbucks if you sold them. >>
Or use them as coasters for the coffee you buy from there.
Mickey71
<< <i>Cards of steriod users are not that popular right now. >>
Aye, but he's still a necessary part of the MVP card collection... unless you want to skip the juicers and go for the 2nd place guys...
In Juan Gone's case... it'd be A-Rod and Nomar. Hmm.
WTB: 2001 Leaf Rookies & Stars Longevity: Ryan Jensen #/25
<< <i>Is there any interest in his cards?
My dad just gave me a briefcase full of Juan Gone and Ivan Rodriguez cards. Are any Gonzalez cards worth keeping or are they all over produced junk?
I know nothing about the stuff from 1988 up. >>
I'm in the same boat you are in. I have a ton of Juan Gonzalez cards that I picked up over the years, he was the only new player that I'd buy and Id pick them up in lots. He was a great guy when I was collecting Rangers autographs and would quite frequently stop his car and sign for me outside of the tunnel at the ballpark. At the top of his game, I probably could have gotten $5,000-$10,000 or so for the ones I had, now I'd be lucky to get $50-$200 probably and that would be if I found the right buyer!!!
Mike