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Dec Pages 12-47.Qxd 2/23/2021 3:03 PM Page 1 ASC110920_015_Dec Pages 12-47.qxd 2/23/2021 3:03 PM Page 1 Page 108 All Star Cards 15074 Antioch Road We Are BUYING! Overland Park, KS 66221 Buy List Prices Are Valid www.allstarcardsinc.com (800) 932-3667 Through April 15, 2021 Sports Card Market Update... (Record High Prices) The sports card market saw a small pullback in late 2020, but has surged forward to begin 2021. A new wave of buying began in early January has continued driving the market higher. We have adjusted our buying prices to record high levels giving our customers a great opportunity to take advantage of this unprecedented market. The big question is.... “how long will it last?” No one knows the answer to when the market will peak, but here are a few things to consider. At some point, COVID-19 will start to fade as more and more people get vaccinated. The grading companies, who are sitting on a record number of cards to grade, will eventually catch up and release millions of graded cards on to the market. If COVID- 19 subsides, there will be pent up demand to spend discretionary dollars on entertainment, travel and all things that we have been deprived of over the last year. With an eventual increase of supply, prices will only stay high if there is enough demand to absorb the new supply. Is the market peaking right now? In six months? In two years? No one knows for sure. We are offering to buy your cards at the following prices, but we do reserve the right to suspend our offers should there be a major change in the market. We don’t anticipate there will be such a change. Please call if you have questions. Buy List Please Read This Before Sending Us Your Cards!!! Buy List 1 - Please do not send us cards that are not featured on the buy list unless you have contacted us first. 2 - The prices listed for professionally graded cards are for PSA only! (Cards graded by BGS, BVG or SGC might be of interest to us at a lessor price, but you would need to call us first. We will NOT buy BCCG, GAI, or any pre-graded cards that are not slabbed. 3 - We no longer pay anything extra for .5 (half grades) except for grades of PSA 8.5 - which you can call for a price quote. 4 - We reserve the right to return PSA graded cards if the PSA case is severly scratched or damaged or if the card is exceptionally off center for the grade. (We return less than 2% of the PSA graded cards we receive so it is a rare occurrence.) 4 - Modern cards that are ungraded (ung.) need to be in MINT condition (unless otherwise noted). Lower conditioned cards will be returned. 5 - Please call before shipping (5 or more if ungraded) or (3 or more if PSA graded) of the same card. 6 - If we receive cards of a player that is injured or their value has recently changed dramatically, then those cards will be returned. 7 - Please ship your cards insured, with proof of delivery for your protection. 8 - Properly package all cards to protect them from damage. Boxes work better than padded envelopes! 9 - Please list the dollar amount you are expecting to receive based on the listed buy price or per the condition of the card. 10 - ALWAYS provide us with your name, address and phone number inside with your cards. ....... Thank you!!! Complete Sets - Complete Sets - Complete Sets - Complete Sets - BASEBALL: BASEBALL: BASEBALL: BASEBALL: 1948 BOWMAN: 1963 TOPPS: 1974 TOPPS: 1985 DONRUSS: Factory Sealed $55.00 With Stars & RC’s EX or better $1,250.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $3,200.00+ With Stars & RC’s NM to NM/MT $350.00+ 1985 TOPPS: NM/MT or better $30.00 With Stars & RC’s VG to VG/EX $800.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $2,100.00 With Stars & RC’s EX/MT or better $225.00 1986 TOPPS TRADED: Factory Set $25 1953 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s VG/EX or better $1,200.00 1975 TOPPS: 1987 TOPPS Complete Set NM/MT $15 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $6,000.00+ 1964 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s NM to NM/MT $450.00+ 1989 TOPPS TRADED: Factory Set $12 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX to EX $3,750.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $2,700.00+ With Stars & RC’s EX/MT or better $300.00 1989 UPPER DECK: Factory Set $90.00 With Stars & RC’s VG or better $2,150.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $1,600.00 1976 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s NM/MT or better $70.00 1954 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s VG/EX or better $900.00 With Stars & RC’s NM to NM/MT $300.00 1990 LEAF: NM/MT or better $60.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $5,000.00+ 1965 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s EX/MT or better $175.00 1990 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $30.00 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX to EX $3,400.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $3,500.00+ 1977 TOPPS: 1991 BOWMAN: Factory Sealed Set $28.00 With Stars & RC’s NM to NM/MT $225.00 With Stars & RC’s VG or better $2,000.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $2,400.00 1991 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $18.00 With Stars & RC’s EX/MT or better $120.00 1992 BOWMAN: NM/MT to Mint $150.00 1955 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s VG/EX or better $1,300.00 1978 TOPPS: 1992 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $15.00 With Stars & RC’s EX/MT or better $5,000.00+ 1966 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s Centered & NM/MT $225.00 1993 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $65.00 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX to EX $3,000.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $3,500.00+ With Stars & RC’s NM or better $120.00 1993 UPPER DECK: Factory Set $40.00 With Stars & RC’s VG or better $2,000.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $2,400.00 1979 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $25.00 1994 TOPPS: 1956 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s VG/EX or better $1,300.00 With Stars & RC’s Centered! & NM/MT $180.00 1995 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $30.00 With Stars & RC’s EX/MT or better $3,700.00+ 1967 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s NM or better $90.00 1996 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $28.00 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX to EX $2,300.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $4,000.00+ 1980 TOPPS: 1997 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $35.00 1957 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $2,600.00 With Stars & RC’s Centered & NM/MT $130.00 1998 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $30.00 With Stars & RC’s EX/MT or better $3,500.00+ With Stars & RC’s VG/EX or better $1,300.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $80.00 1999 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $25.00 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX to EX $2,200.00 1968 TOPPS: 1981 TOPPS: 2000 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $25.00 1958 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s NM or better $2,700.00+ With Stars & RC’s NM/MT or better $35.00 1982 DONRUSS: 2001 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $55.00 With Stars & RC’s EX/MT or better $3,000.00+ With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $1,600.00 2002 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $35.00 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX to EX $1,700.00 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX or better $850.00 With Stars & RC’s Mint & Centered $30.00 1982 TOPPS: 2003 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $40.00 1959 TOPPS: 1969 TOPPS: 2004 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $40.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $4,000.00+ With Stars & RC’s NM or better $2,500.00+ With Stars & RC’s Mint & Centered $65.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $40.00 2005 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $45.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $2,400.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $1,300.00 2006 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $25.00 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX or better $1,400.00 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX or better $750.00 1983 DONRUSS: Mint & Centered $35 (Factory Sealed) $60 2007 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $35.00 1960 TOPPS: 1970 TOPPS: 1983 FLEER: 2008 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $30.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $3,000.00+ With Stars & RC’s NM or better $1,250.00+ With Stars & RC’s Mint & Centered $40.00 2009 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $40.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $2,100.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $800.00 1983 TOPPS: 2010 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $28.00 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX or better $1,200.00 1971 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s Centered!!! NM/MT $70.00 2011 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $45.00 1961 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s NM or better $1,500.00+ With Stars & RC’s NM or better $40.00 2012 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $50.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $4,000.00+ With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $900.00 1984 DONRUSS: 2013 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $45.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $2,600.00 1972 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $150.00 2014 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $60.00 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX or better $1,400.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $1,100.00+ With Stars & RC’s Centered!!! NM/MT $100.00 2015 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $28.00 1962 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $750.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $60.00 2016 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $30.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $4,000.00+ 1973 TOPPS: 1984 FLEER: 2017 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $25.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $2,400.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $600.00+ With Stars & RC’s Mint & Centered $35.00 2018 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $35.00 With Stars & RC’s VG/EX or better $1,200.00 With Stars & RC’s EX to EX/MT $350.00 1984 TOPPS: w/Stars & RC’s NM/MT $32.00 2019 TOPPS: Factory Sealed Set $50.00 ASC110920_015_Dec Pages 12-47.qxd 2/23/2021 3:03 PM Page 2 Page 109 All Star Cards 15074 Antioch Road We Are BUYING! Overland Park, KS 66221 Buy List Prices Are Valid www.allstarcardsinc.com (800) 932-3667 Through April 15, 2021 We are BUYING the following: Complete Sets - Complete Sets - Complete Sets - Complete Sets - FOOTBALL: FOOTBALL: FOOTBALL: BASKETBALL: 1948 BOWMAN: 1967 PHILADELPHIA: 1988 TOPPS: 1971-72 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s EX or better $1,200.00 With Stars & RC’s EX/MT to NM $375.00 Factory Sealed Set $35.00 With Stars & RC’s NM or better $750.00 With Stars & RC’s EX or better $225.00 With Stars & RC’s VG to VG/EX $800.00 With Stars & RC’s NM/MT or better $20.00 With Stars & RC’s EX/MT or better $500.00 1948 LEAF: 1967 TOPPS: 1989 SCORE: 1972-73 TOPPS: With Stars & RC’s NM or better $400.00 With Stars
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