Is anyone else shocked that 80s baseball cards are almost worthless?

[nolanfan34]

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That sucks. I have boxes and boxes of cards from the 80's sitting somewhere at my parents house, a lot of them all pristine and protected in those stupid plastic things.

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I have a lot of 80s baseball cards sitting in my mom's house too. They only sat under 8 feet of water for about two weeks, so the damage is minimal. Anyone want to buy them? I'll give you a 10% discount for the flood damage.

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Are they the packs that have gum inside?

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If they are, the famous Topps gum might actually be more chewable now than it was when originally produced.

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Sadly, this is not the case. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

I do have an unopened pack of 1975 Topps Hockey that I'm tempted to open just to sample gum that is older than me.

[Kyo Souma II]

I always thought that gum was defective hard candy.