1987 and 1989 Tops baseball complete sets

chaze215 · June 9, 2011 11:54AM

I just found these sets (along with 1991-92 Upper Deck hockey set) in a closet in my house. Is there anything in any of these sets worth picking out or are they more valuable as a set? Thanks in advance!

Chaz

ThoseBackPages · June 9, 2011 11:55AM

No value as sets or individually

chaze215 · June 9, 2011 12:03PM

OK then....lol Thanks!

EchoCanyon · June 9, 2011 12:17PM

Sadly, the most valuable card in 1989 topps might be the Randy Johnson rookie -- worth about 75¢

larryallen73 · June 9, 2011 12:25PM

You can always save until winter and use them to start a fire.

brian26 · June 9, 2011 12:59PM

<< I just found these sets (along with 1991-92 Upper Deck hockey set) in a closet in my house. Is there anything in any of these sets worth picking out or are they more valuable as a set? Thanks in advance!

Chaz >>

They're fun to look through on a cold winter night or on an off day. Get to see the old uniforms and old names from the 80s.

WinPitcher · June 9, 2011 2:49PM

They are not worth anything unless you want to get one, then they have value.

Your sets are worth 10.00 each, if someone wants one.

jacksoncoupage · June 9, 2011 3:33PM

<< Sadly, the most valuable card in 1989 topps might be the Randy Johnson rookie -- worth about 75¢ >>

Not true.

Check out card #665 Tony Oliva Turn Back The Clock. If it is missing it's copyright line on back, it's a $15-30 card. If it has a "blacked-out" copyright, it will likely sell for much more.

As for 1987 Topps...

Check out card #4 Davey Lopes RB. If it has a 1985 copyright line on back, it will likely sell for upwards of $30, possibly much more.

Take a look at all of the Turn Back The Clock Subset cards. Those with yellow dates on front (instead of white) sell for $10-20 a piece.

Good Luck!

Yankees001 · June 9, 2011 8:01PM

Keep the stars, recycle the commons. Any Questions?

Dave

EchoCanyon · June 10, 2011 3:28AM

<< 

<< Sadly, the most valuable card in 1989 topps might be the Randy Johnson rookie -- worth about 75¢ >>

Not true.

Check out card #665 Tony Oliva Turn Back The Clock. If it is missing it's copyright line on back, it's a $15-30 card. If it has a "blacked-out" copyright, it will likely sell for much more.

As for 1987 Topps...

Check out card #4 Davey Lopes RB. If it has a 1985 copyright line on back, it will likely sell for upwards of $30, possibly much more.

Take a look at all of the Turn Back The Clock Subset cards. Those with yellow dates on front (instead of white) sell for $10-20 a piece.

Good Luck! >>

tonight, when I get home, I'm going through my 5,000 ct box of 1989 topps!

scmavl · June 10, 2011 5:06AM

I've got many, many boxes of these loose and as sets. Man, I loved the '89 Topps set. Between Gregg Jefferies, Jose Canseco, and Gary Sheffield, I thought I wouldn't have to work a day in my life and could retire with the sale of those.

Me and 20,000,000 other collectors!

WinPitcher · June 10, 2011 5:17AM

When this question was first asked I thought of the variations that you have uncovered.

Steve

EchoCanyon · June 10, 2011 9:50AM

I checked my tbc oliva -- nada

chaze215 · June 10, 2011 10:13AM

<< 

<< Sadly, the most valuable card in 1989 topps might be the Randy Johnson rookie -- worth about 75¢ >>

Not true.

Check out card #665 Tony Oliva Turn Back The Clock. If it is missing it's copyright line on back, it's a $15-30 card. If it has a "blacked-out" copyright, it will likely sell for much more.

As for 1987 Topps...

Check out card #4 Davey Lopes RB. If it has a 1985 copyright line on back, it will likely sell for upwards of $30, possibly much more.

Take a look at all of the Turn Back The Clock Subset cards. Those with yellow dates on front (instead of white) sell for $10-20 a piece.

Good Luck! >>

Thanks jackson! I looked for all of these and......NOTHING! Thanks again!

1987 and 1989 Tops baseball complete sets

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