100 OLD VINTAGE TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS ~ SEALED WAX PACKS LOT!

liked the variety of cards I received

These are GREAT!!!!! Literally can not be beat! I ordered these skeptical because I had seen reviews saying that the packs came opened or tampered with..... Well, I'm no expert, but the packs look good to me! I also saw that some people had complained because of "duplicate packs" or "no insert/special cards". My response to that is this: If you're buying these for that reason then you're purchasing the wrong item. These were WELL worth the money. I opened the first pack and smiled like a kid. Well worth the money, I may even buy more! The nostalgic feeling I got was worth it alone!

Good condition. Only one card in every pack with gum stain.

The cards shipped incredibly fast. I received a rack pack of 1987 Topps, a Spring Training pack of 1998 Topps, an unsealed wax pack of 1989 Topps, and a 1994 foil pack of Topps Stadium Club. Unfortunately, they smell like mildew very badly. I'm not sure how they have been stored, but rather than drying out, the gum was obviously exposed to humidity. Three or four cards either direction of the gum had mildew on them, to the point it could be easily smelled through the outside of the package, which is why I ended up opening them in the first place. There is no way I can put them with the other cards in my collection as it will ruin them. The only cards that didn't smell bad were the Stadium Club, probably due to the foil wrapping. However, they were all stuck together so that every single card was ruined when I tried to separate them. This is a known issue for glossy cards, so I can't complain about that, just an FYI if you get a pack. Overall, although the nostalgia factor is high, I would not purchase again. I guess I'm going to try to clean the cards somehow to eliminate the mildew, otherwise, I will just have to throw them out 😣.

We purchased these to provide additional baseball cards for birthday party favors (in addition to 2018 cards). The lot comes in an uncertain number of packs, so it is difficult to guess how many packs you will get. I recommend estimating about 15 cards per pack. The bubble gum cards come 15 per package and then other packets can have as few as 7 cards. In only a few packs, we had two Randy Johnson rookies and several other big stars like Dave Winfield and Barry Bonds. These might not be the most valuable cards, but my son (8) is having fun seeing if he recognizes any names. He doesn't mind the cards we don't recognize.The packs did not look opened and some come in packs like this year's cards, which can't be reopened and sealed. The cards show no steam damage (yes, they could have thrown out any with steam damage, but wouldn't multiple cards be damaged by steam?). So, I'm a bit skeptical that these have definitely been opened. I do wonder why someone has so many overstocked old baseball cards, though.As for the gum... We recommended that kids who received bubblegum packs not eat the gum, but my husband decided he would try the 30-year old gum himself. I remember the gum having a sweet smell and that smell permeating the cards when they were fresh out of the package. This gum has no smell and, likewise, the cards do not have a gum smell. The gum is apparently very crumbly and does not become chewy at all. So far, my husband is showing no ill effects.Overall, these cards are fun and good for kids into baseball (even grown-up kids). However, they get only four stars because you can't predict how many packs you'll get if you need a set amount and the bubblegum packs don't come with a nostalgic smell.

Vintage trading cards. Kids love them

The good: way more than 100 cards were included, including some early '90s Stadium Club. Was all Topps, as indicated. Some very big names in some of the packs.The bad: seller is obviously not storing these properly. The Stadium Club were all firmly stuck together, so much so that the surface of majority of them was ruined when trying to separate them. For the wax packs, many of the cards were ruined by (presumably) the gum, way more than just the single card that was adjacent to the gum. There was a Kirby Puckett rookie card that could have been very valuable, but its surface was ruined by the gum even though it was 3-4 cards away from the gum in the pack.

Just ok. Nothing great but it’s junk wax