rare baseball cards from the 80s and 90s EXTREMELY 1990 Topps Ken Griffey #581 Card PINK DONUT / BULLSEYE 300 Unopened Baseball Cards in

His 1987 Topps Baseball Card doesnt scream Hall of Fame, but thats exactly what makes it a gem: its a snapshot of a solid pitcher with a family pedigree, and a reminder that sets like these capture more than just the biggest names

Readers would be wise to go and check their attics after finishing this list, as they might just be sitting on a goldmine

Red Wave Refractor /5 (1:13,660 Hobby

Rice caught three balls for 48 yards and fumbled once in San Franciscos dreadful 49-3 NFC Divisional Game annihilation at the hands of the New York Giants

This card is rarer than its 'Common' status would indicate, as only a limited number of copies were distributed to those who enjoyed the day's festivities

The total turn expressed value from 4 card hand in this situation adds up to 17 or average 4.25 EV per card