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OK, what charitable cause(s) can I give my unwanted graded cards to?

megatronmegatron Posts: 955
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I am in the process of cleaning the house and came across many graded cards (mostly PSA) that are not worth anything now. The cards range from 1980s RCs in PSA 8 to recent stuff graded by off-brand companies.

Are there any charities you have worked with in the past that may benefit from a donation?

Thanks
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Comments

  • arexarex Posts: 999 ✭
    When you say not worth anything, how worthless do you mean?
    I coach a high school wrestling team in NC and am always looking for ways to raise a little money for the program.
  • hhmag70hhmag70 Posts: 2,107
    Sell them as a large lot on eBay and check the donation box of your choice to give all the money that is bid to your favorite charity. Usually a lot like that will bring $1.50-$2.00 a card.
  • ToroToro Posts: 1,515
    Put them on eBay and donate the proceeds to Toys for Tots or to the above wrestling team on behalf of the PSA Message Boards..... image
  • cadets68cadets68 Posts: 596 ✭✭✭
    At a low price I would be interested in a bunch of cards. Are there any 1981 Topps baseball? What 80's rookies do you have in 8's. I am looking for some of them also.

    Shawn
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  • HallcoHallco Posts: 3,676 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Sounds like there is interest...list em on the BST for a buck or 2 plus shipping. You might be surprised what people on this forum need for sets, player collectors, etc! image
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