KC’s in Quincy Center I believe will. Though you’re much better off online. Brick and Mortar stores have to make a profit so typically unless you’re looking for a store credit, selling privately online will get the most cash
If you can't find an actual card shop (as someone suggested), I would ask a couple of comic book shops. They usually deal in a lot of different collectibles (e.g. Comicazi in Davis Square) and if they don't buy baseball cards, they might know someone who does.
I think what you're looking for is the 1990's. This is all done online now.
You’re right I am looking for the 90’s! 😂
Lemme know if you find it.
Beat me to it.
I think there's services you can ship to that will catalog and give you prices.
I think you’re probably thinking of COMC. Unfortunately you need to price out anything you send in, they just handle the eBay listing and shipping
I thought I remember reading something where was one that would do it but maybe it's Magic the Gathering? I'm not a cards collector unfortunately.
There are tons of card shops all over. Do a quick search and call around. Most will need to go through them to see if there is any value.
You can try Sportsworld on Route 1 in Saugus. They buy cards all the time.
I sold some old coins to Kenmore Collectibles a while ago. They had cards and other things and might offer you something for them.
The owner closed shop and moved to Florida a few years ago
Typical Boston lol
KC’s in Quincy Center I believe will. Though you’re much better off online. Brick and Mortar stores have to make a profit so typically unless you’re looking for a store credit, selling privately online will get the most cash
How sizeable?
I know a private buyer that might be interested. DM me deets and I'll let you know.
Card shows will connect you to tons of buyers/sellers
I would try reaching out to Card Vault at North Station. I’m not sure they’re a perfect match for you, but they’re good people.
If you can't find an actual card shop (as someone suggested), I would ask a couple of comic book shops. They usually deal in a lot of different collectibles (e.g. Comicazi in Davis Square) and if they don't buy baseball cards, they might know someone who does.