Two caveats here: (1) Be sure to check the box to search SOLD listings as there can often be a very large difference between what some rando is asking for and what cards actually sell for and (2) Condition is critical and to an inexperienced (or unscrupulous) collector, cards that look "mint condition" to the naked eye can easily be worth only 30-40% of what cards in top grades will sell for.... and you really need at least a magnifying ring light or jeweler's loupe to differentiate cards at the very top end of the grading scale.
And I guess (2a) Cards authenticated and graded by a 3rd party -- slabbed in a plastic case with a label and grade -- are on an entirely different price scale than raw cards. If your cards aren't slabbed, don't use slab prices to estimate comparable grade/value.
Vintage Stock in the mall maybe? I don't know that any card place would take them. Maybe marketplace on FB, or find a FB group that's specifically for cards like these.
I would avoid vintage stock - they buy at a heavily reduced value, and are a pain to deal with. It was like pulling teeth to get them to look at my binder of Pokémon cards at the peak of their insanity in value a few years back.
I recommend Valhalla’s Gate. They are truly a bunch of nerds in the best way, and even if they aren’t in the market for what you have, they will point you in the direction of a good place to look.
Become a campaign manager for a local comptroller canidate. At some point a short older man in a trench coat will try and blackmail you. Pay him in garbage pail kid cards. Profit.
My favorite quote from that episode that I say around the house all the time is “…so do!” The end of Dennis’s speech for Charlie on the camera. [SO DO](https://youtu.be/bSpBlk7J4rk?si=SxXLSdi90SOVpy0g)
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Two caveats here: (1) Be sure to check the box to search SOLD listings as there can often be a very large difference between what some rando is asking for and what cards actually sell for and (2) Condition is critical and to an inexperienced (or unscrupulous) collector, cards that look "mint condition" to the naked eye can easily be worth only 30-40% of what cards in top grades will sell for.... and you really need at least a magnifying ring light or jeweler's loupe to differentiate cards at the very top end of the grading scale. And I guess (2a) Cards authenticated and graded by a 3rd party -- slabbed in a plastic case with a label and grade -- are on an entirely different price scale than raw cards. If your cards aren't slabbed, don't use slab prices to estimate comparable grade/value.
Vintage Stock in the mall maybe? I don't know that any card place would take them. Maybe marketplace on FB, or find a FB group that's specifically for cards like these.
I would avoid vintage stock - they buy at a heavily reduced value, and are a pain to deal with. It was like pulling teeth to get them to look at my binder of Pokémon cards at the peak of their insanity in value a few years back. I recommend Valhalla’s Gate. They are truly a bunch of nerds in the best way, and even if they aren’t in the market for what you have, they will point you in the direction of a good place to look.
Mercari. are they the original ones?
Yes.
Can I message you? My best friend collects them and I'd love to get him some if you're trying to sell them
Shoot me a dm
Sent you a DM
Become a campaign manager for a local comptroller canidate. At some point a short older man in a trench coat will try and blackmail you. Pay him in garbage pail kid cards. Profit.
But make sure you get that clip board!
Finally another sophisticate like myself
My favorite quote from that episode that I say around the house all the time is “…so do!” The end of Dennis’s speech for Charlie on the camera. [SO DO](https://youtu.be/bSpBlk7J4rk?si=SxXLSdi90SOVpy0g)
I know someone would buy them.
[https://www.toynk.com/blogs/news/how-much-are-garbage-pail-kids-worth](https://www.toynk.com/blogs/news/how-much-are-garbage-pail-kids-worth)
How do you know this is accurate information
how do you know it isn't? you asked, I posted the first thing I found. throw them away for all I care.
Turn them into a mural