GREAT LOT OF OLD UNOPENED BASEBALL CARDS IN PACKS Look for Hall-of-Famers Such As Cal Ripken, Ken Griffey Jr, Nolan Ryan, Frank Thomas, Don Mattingly , Wade Boggs, George Brett & Tony Gwynn

I bought these for my grandson for Christmas and he loved them. They came on time and in good condition.

In purchasing these vintage packs, I feared they might have been opened, picked through and resealed. However, they all appeared to be factory sealed and were in mint condition. We were fortunate enough to receive a couple of valuable cards, including a rare Don Mattingly card worth as much as $50. So we feel confident the packs have not been picked through as other reviewers suggest.

Nice assortment of old cards. Mattingly was one if the cards.

This is a huge scam and I just fell for it most of the packs were open and clearly gone through as the cards were in different directions. the “ wax packs” cards were clearly missing and you can clearly tell it had been opened and reclosed leaving a five star so hopefully it will save someone else from a scam

The picture and discription is very misleading, I received my cards today (4 packs) and one of them was not even MLB, it was a pack of Pro Cards "Heros of Tomorrow" minor league! Although thr product description does not say they will all be MLB the pics lead one to assume that!! There were 2 other factory sealed packs which were fine (one Score and one Fleer) but the 1989 Topps wax pack looked like it had already been opened as one of the flaps was not glued down, plus the gum was placed in the the pack where it was on the FACE of the card it laid against. Topps did not package cards in this manner since it could obviously damage the face of the card. They are one of the only companies I have seen the actually has all the faces of the cards pointing in to the middle of the pack. In other words when you open the pack the first half of the pack is back (stats) facing up and the 2nd half is face up (all cards facing in) and the gum is placed in the pack first then the cards so the back (stats) of the card is all that touches the gum. I have bought this year of Topps as a kid and a few as an adult, online. I have several Topps cards that have the gum impression on the stats side of the card as well....(thats another story about this same company someone ordered me a birthday present from). In my opinion stay away from SSI

More than half the cards were badly beaten up. Bent corners, wrinkled up, etc. it’s fine for what it is, I just wish companies that flipped vintage packs were straight forward about their condition, how they have been stored, where they come from, etc. It’s not worth taking a stab at a few orders to see if you can find a couple of gradable ones. There are several other vintage pack resellers on Amazon that are more reliable.

same as my review for other similar products. packs arrived unopened and need to open all of them carefully as they are from the 90s. one pack also include a bubblegum which i really want to try (well, i didn't) the price for the product are really cheap and this is just like a time machine brings me back to my high school/college.

I got multiple unopened packs of card, with some decent finds in there. Was this the godsend of all packs, no, but for the price, I think what I recieved was fair. Most of my packs were from 1990, so it was a nice walk down memory lane seeing cards from my childhood.