Okay, so I’ve been digging through some old boxes in my attic, you know, the kind that haven’t seen the light of day in like, forever? And I stumbled upon my old baseball card collection. Total blast from the past, right?
I started flipping through them, mostly just random commons, but then I saw it – a 1989 Gary Sheffield rookie card. I vaguely remembered this one being somewhat valuable, but honestly, I hadn’t kept up with the baseball card market since, well, 1989!
First thing I did was, of course, carefully pull the card out of its dusty old plastic sleeve. I examined the conditions. It looked pretty good! No major creases or bent corners, which was a good start. I also did that is search it online.
My Research Journey
- I began to search from some trading cards websites.
- Check out the card’s Number, and other detials.
- Compare different conditions and prices.
So, after a few hours of diving deep into this, It’s real one. I carefully put the card into a brand new, top-loader sleeve. I’m not entirely sure what I’ll do with it – maybe sell it, maybe hold onto it for the nostalgia.
It was a fun little trip down memory lane, and it got me thinking about maybe getting back into collecting a little bit. Who knows what other treasures are hiding in those boxes!
