1988 Topps Baseball Cards - 25 Most Valuable

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Title	:	1988 Topps Baseball Cards - 25 Most Valuable
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1987 Topps were a lot of fun They were "wood grain" yesbut we should all know, that it wasn't just "wood grain" It was the "wooden baseball bat" used as the background I think so at least
Comment from : @Atonement-

Good cards love it
Comment from : @CarlosBuruca-d1n

Show the back pretty please ✌️
Comment from : @jimmycaldwell8099

Walter payton strikeout record?
Comment from : @rainking9897

Wait, what??? Walter Payton was the all-time strikeout leader?!
Comment from : @ericgerber4099

Are you talking regular topps or topps Tiffany?
Comment from : @terrycarver1255

1988 Topps baseball is one of the worst sets ever price wise These prices are all lies The best card in that set at a PSA 10 is probably worth 5 dollars It would cost more to grade it than it's worth I get why u would even say all this BS and of course u don't come back on here and reply to anything This channel is a joke
Comment from : @Scottie4twenty

Roger Clemens was #70 I have the complete set #395 was Jimmy Key # 394 was Roger Clemens "All Star card
Comment from : @johnharland2336

All the people that were paying for 🎉sport cards for years but to only find out that they're not werth much if anything 1990's throughout the 2000's
Comment from : @debrakraft4818

Sport cards are not cheap now days they are really spendy$$$$$$$$$$$$
Comment from : @debrakraft4818

Is there really any value in sports card's or is it really just the card graders making money,
Comment from : @debrakraft4818

Has anyone sold any sports cards and made any money if the cards were not graded ?
Comment from : @debrakraft4818

I must say I've never heard anyone rave over the 1988 TOPPS Baseball set quite like this One of, if not THE most mass-produced Topps sets, the cards are very plentiful PSA 10 or not, you have to consider how many ungraded 10s are out there that have never been graded I would advise you to buy the complete sets if you want these cards
Comment from : @krankrocker

I just bought a sealed complete 1988 topps set, and it was so damn exciting going through all those cards lol I paid $6 for it and with just my most expensive card, I made 6X more than that
Comment from : @jaystevens7092

I bought 2 large boxes of Baseball cards with a few basketball cards mixed in, Jordans and many LA Lakers from the 1960's, 70' to 1988 brI have complete Sets of Topps, Donruss, Fleer & Ultra's brI haven't been through them all but I did see many Astros, Rookie N Ryan's, Wade Boggs, Jose Canseco & so on brThe Deceased millionaire Estate Sell that I bought these boxes of mint condition cards from knew what he was collecting brHowever, I have no idea what I have or how to sell I know they all have no chipped corners, bends, etc Just a ton of beautiful cards from most all players between the 1960's to 1988
Comment from : @Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator

Is this a joke?
Comment from : @Gutts31

I'm assuming this prices are BGA/PSA 10's
Comment from : @alfonsog9263

What grading are these prices based on??
Comment from : @stephenconnell3645

So I just pulled a Nolan Ryan, Mark McGwire, and Mike Schmidt card out of a 300 card sealed pack lot from Amazon for 3500 as an early birthday present to myself It included 3 1987, 1988, and 1989 Topps sealed packs Based off of this video, I probably made my money back just off the 1988 cards Thank you for this video, so informative
Comment from : @Ravensflock89

So the set must be worth 🤔?
Comment from : @eddiehaskell5578

the first wax box i ever bought was saved for in my weekly allowance for weeks I finally was able to get my mom to take me a local card shop in santa barbara and i bought the box i sat on a saturday afternoon and tore open every package looking for all the mets players (mainly gary carter), my mom sat next to me with a trash can to throw each piece of gum away as she was convinced it would break my teeth!
Comment from : @patrickreeves4650

Ken Caminiti was an Absolute Gamer he should get the Respect he deserves just cause he was found in a apt in the Bronx deceased after he retired shouldn't have him looked at differently addiction is a real sickness Thank God I have 8yrs of Sobriety under my belt & will continue to take it one day at a time
Comment from : @sportscardyankee2151

You are nuts
Comment from : @johnbrinkley5352

I have a complete sealed set of the Topps 1988
Comment from : @marie-z3v

Bought a new box of these wonder if its worth selling them
Comment from : @newauraxx

You can buy the whole set for 50$ how can these cards be 60 ton70 each unless maybe a psa10
Comment from : @shivermetimber872

The stated values on these cards is insane You can find most of these loose for a few bucks each in great shape on Ebay Are these PSA 10 values??? Oy Vey This set was literally a throw away set back in the day And the day that Bonds gets into the HOF is the day that being in the HOF means nothing
Comment from : @joebauers3746

Walter Peyton still holds the strikeout record in my book
Comment from : @designasaur5354

pre recorded banter?
Comment from : @joshuascallorn642

I’ve got most of the cards mentioned in this video Would you recommend getting them PSA graded?
Comment from : @flexnsa

These are PSA 10 graded cards The values are mostly less than the grading fee!!!!
Comment from : @MrDawsonc21

I'm not sure if these estimations are correct Can you please share your source?
Comment from : @travisfoster9704

Love your videos, tyvm very informative
Comment from : @dmitrifreyman4178

I but sell and trade
Comment from : @rookiestart9910

The Ron Gant rookie in the 88 will always be the most valuable in the traded set in my eyes Lifelong Braves fan
Comment from : @mightbegenius

Just started the vid, I hope there isn’t a Ruben SieRRRRa card in this list…
Comment from : @cprove5751

ALL 1988 Topps and the word "Valuable" do NOT exist together at all, worthless, more produced than grass on a golf course
Comment from : @ozman1966

Walter Payton was 1 helluva pitcher, how do people continue to make videos? The Mattingly card in thumbnail isn't a real card either, And Mike Schmidt is the greatest 3rd baseman of all time? Wonder what Brooks Robinson thinks about that dumb statement?
Comment from : @billysikes1374

Good video! This set was my first complete set and this and the wood grain 87 hooked me on cards
Comment from : @dougcoleman2399

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Comment from : @fightstrugglesf3326

10:45 Ryan passing Walter Paytons strikeout record Lol I already know that you know so now we both know
Comment from : @hectoralonzo7909

These are great! I’ve been subbed for awhile and always enjoy the content; the pricing is a great addition Mike Schmidt’s hair was installed backwards without a doubt! That’s the sort of keen observation; I’ve come to enjoy from your videos; know that your efforts are appreciated by myself at the very least
Comment from : @echos-myron

I loved the '88s back in the day They were pretty much worthless out the gate, but they were beautiful to look at Reminded me in many ways of that beautiful '67 set
Comment from : @sgtjarhead99

Love the 88's remember opening a many a pack back in the day
Comment from : @chrismitchell3292

i didn't know walter payton was a strikeout artist, lol sure are alot of hits in this one I remember opening up packs and getting excited over a lot of these but isn't that what the hobby is all about?
Comment from : @sammyingersoll8870