Top 25 Most Valuable STAR WARS cards from the 1977 Topps Star Wars Set

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[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

Hey guys, I'm switching it up a bit on you today. I wanted to show how valuable and collectible these Topps Stars Wars cards are from 1977. If you see any out at garage sales, flea markets, antique shops or estate sales in mint condition, definitely pick them up. Condition is key on this set. They have to be in mint to gem mint condition. I hope you enjoy! Let me know which non-sports trading card you want to see next!

[@NYYanksFan7]

I love this set. I have a complete set in binder that I showcased in one of the videos on my channel a few years ago. I may have a few gems in there but not really interested in going thru all the hassle and expense of submitting to PSA.

[@80sFreak100]

Keep the Star Wars theme going. I am a collector of Masterwork since 2017. Masterwork base sets and short print parallel sets are extremely limited. I am curious to see if anyone is grading these cards and the autograph cards.

[@alexanderbordessa4784]

Hello, I am glad that I watched your video. I have two 1977 blue sided star wars cards #57 luke skywalker and #58 Harrison Ford. Unfortunately they are not in mint condition though been kept in a metal box with my other various cards from my childhood. Their corners aren't at their original 90°but slightly rounded. Both cards aren't bent torn or scratched, out of 10 I'd say they are between 7 and 8. Where would you advise me to find out their value? Thank you very much for your reply.

[@timothynicholson1811]

Hello I have a stack of the blue ones you mentioned how would I go about getting them valued I'm in New Zealand

[@marieheiston7957]

I have most of these you listed. They have been in sleeves since 1977. Sadly a lot of my sleeves was stolen. I'm going to check out this PSA site.

[@JusNoBS420]

I have a shoebox full of these. Probably graded PSA 1 LOL

[@killuminatepeacefulness3948]

Same here probably like 5 for me

[@budgetcardbreaks]

I'll buy them message me

[@mikerodgers8643]

Crazy huh! I just looked at mine and I have 15 of these top 25, but not this condition!

[@rudistorm3348]

The reason the #1 card blue Luke is so valuable is because people would sort their cards and put it on top. Many would rubber band their collection leaving this card very vulnerable.

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

Ahhh, yeah that makes sense! Thanks for the input, sir!

[@eddiesearles1696]

I swear i have the luke if anyones intrested in buying its about a 9 im getting it psa graded soon

[@Kgrtyiirdsg]

Na its because its the first card in the set, aka the “rookie” card. Same reason why card #9 in 1966 batman goes for so much, joker “rookie” card

[@johnmc3862]

Did you ask them? 😂

[@rudistorm3348]

@John Mc all of them baby!

[@KevininNC]

It would be cool to see an updated version of this. All 10s are currently selling for considerably more then they were at the time.

[@coltonmcqueen9662]

One of mine sold for almost $10K last night.

[@drewbravo7432]

This one tugs on my heart strings. I saw the original Star Wars in 78 as a 7 year old. 48 now and i'm still devoted to it. Just not the this Disney bullshit!

[@enclaveofficer]

@Drew Bravo Have you changed your mind in recent months?

[@pcbullets8726]

Card 1 tends to be the most valuable because it was always on the front of stacks of cards and tends to get the most beat up, same can be said for the last card in a set. Most kids that collected these even back in the 70's, used rubber bands to keep the stacks of cards together. I had some of these cards back when they came out, they are long gone for sure. Great video!

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

Oh wow, I can see that being an issue. These cards are incredibly tough to preserve in gem mint condition so being first card in the deck was surely a cause for destruction to most. Plus, every kid probably wanted the Luke #1, right? Which more than likely spilled over from generations. Thanks for the feedback!

[@domenicgrande7292]

My first time watching your show, i have learned a lot today, because i just discovered i have the No 1 card series of Luke Skywalker, thank you so much for making my day, God Bless !

[@davidpadilla714]

I have 16 out of the 25 on this list and believe in mint condition. I will submit to PSA for grading. Thank you for the video.

[@ddinnl]

Going through my old cards tonight for fun as I live overseas and rarely get back to my home in Oregon. Came across about 150 of these old Star Wars cards and your video. I have a lot of your top 25 here in excellent to what I'd guess is mint condition, even a lot of doubles of these rare ones. I suppose the only question is since I'm not really a collector is what is really mint. These have been sitting in a shoe box in a closet since the 70's. Was kind of fun to watch through this, all the baseball cards etc and perhaps the most valuable cards were Star Wars cards, who'd a thought it.

[@keithbaker944]

I love these cards. Could you do a video on the stickers from these sets? That would be cool too.

[@baskets8429]

Awesome I’m looking through a box of hundreds I picked up at an estate sale for 30$ huge box

[@bucksdiaryfan]

Great point by the author! The ones that are most valuable are the ones that most of us thought were totally lame and probably threw away back in the 1970s

[@H1Hummer]

I just came across this video and am very amazed. I have a box full of old Star Wars cards from my childhood that I almost thew out into the garbage years ago. Thankfully I just couldn't do it and kept them. Going to find the box of cards after work and see what I have. Some of the cards in this video looked very familiar.

[@stephenh9691]

I like the non sports card theme. You should do more of them. I really enjoyed seeing a blast from my past. More of these kinds of videos would increase your fan base. Love it, keep it up.👍

[@arthurtripp6922]

KEEP GOING ON THE NON SPORTS CARDS

[@bucksdiaryfan]

I always like the Blue Card called "Trash Compactor"... its funny how a lot of the Star Wars nomenclature came from the Topps Cards

[@Karma-df2gm]

I know I have a a handful of these cards in sleeves in binders that I put away years ago. I also have the complete set of Empire Strikes Back cards complete with checklists and stickers. While I think they are in good condition i don't know about the true grading.

[@youknow457]

Wow I found blue #7 and red #99 in a bag in a junk drawer! I used to collect these and somewhere in my junk collections there is a photo album with many of these brand new cards. Its treasure hunt time!

[@skooter82]

Great video! Keep them coming!

[@krypicvoid9968]

i inherited some of my grandpas old cards from this set, and i just kept looking at the cards that he was mentioning and it would say, population of 3, and im sitting here holding 5 of em

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

Population is referring to cards that have received that grade. There were hundreds of thousands cards printed but only very few were kept in gem mint or even mint condition

[@johnmorey2571]

Bad ass video yes you should do more videos like this it was very interesting thanks for the video!!!

[@michaelrubalcava1089]

I have 180 and 256 in pretty good condition def gonna look into getting them graded

[@JerryPittman]

The only times I have seen these cards they are all banged up! So getting one graded PSA 10 would be a smart investment in my book! And good timing releasing this video with the new Star Wars tv show coming out tomorrow!

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

Oh wow, I had no idea! I'll have to Google that show. These cards are insanely rare in gem mint condition, with the massive popularity of the franchise who knows what the return on investment would be on a PSA 10... I would definitely invest if I had that kind of money, For now, I'll have to stick with the mint 9's.

[@bucksdiaryfan]

I remember back in '77 how the "Blue Cards" were what everyone wanted... especially the one called "Light Sabre Duel" .... i'm in the progress of watching I want to see how high it ranks.. EDIT - sorry the card I was referring to was "The Light Sabre" not "Light Sabre Duel" that card was the bomb back in '77 but only 15 on this list

[@robertgray399]

I think I have have a bunch of these cards at my aunts just didn’t know they were worth much Gotta go try to find them when i visit for the holidays Great video I was big star wars fan at age 9 lol

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

Robert Gray I was a huge fan as well 😎 still am kind of. After making this video I wanted to watch binge watch the Films 👌🏻

[@wesleyblisard5416]

Wow another great job. Just wish my mom didn't thrown away my Star Wars cards. What about 1980 Donruss Dukes of Hazzard. Topps Rocky cards or even A-Team you could even vote ET. O-No I'm given my age away. Mr.Matt keep up the great job you do.

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

Great ideas, thanks Wesley!

[@2manydummy]

yay, we just pulled out my sleeve binder Ive had put away since 1990 , I have #5, #2 and#1 on this video's list. not gem mint perfect equal side cuts but close. Very happy to see my efforts not gone to waste in preserving these so long ago , the binder is full of star wars, empire strikes, and garbage pail kids cards.

[@Atomykpimp]

The number 256 marvelous droid. I have 2 of them. Not graded have had protected and untouched along with Wonder Bread cards.

[@user-ly2iz9lj7y]

I have around 225+ of the yellow series cards that I collected as a child when they first came out. Kept good care of them, stored them in a small box & around 1984 my dad had the foresight to store them properly along with the action figures, etc. I had. I just happened to open the box over the weekend and started going through them. I only have 4 of the 25 on the list & have multiple copies of each: Darth Vader #25; Han Solo #24; Princess Leia #11; Carrie Fisher as… #5. Granted, viewing the cards over the video would not be like seeing them in person, but I think I would be safe to say that the copies I have are in much better condition than those shown. I think I might have to consider selling some of them…

[@chrisfugedi3655]

Just stumbled across this video, pretty cool . I still have several of these cards, not in mint condition but in good shape. I guess I like to look at them too much when I was a kid.

[@paulbalthis1722]

I have several of these cards that you showed in the top 20 some of my have three of each the one that you said number one with Luke Skywalker I have two of those these are cards are personally bought when I was little back in 77 I have about 350 of them I don’t know how to go about selling him thank you

[@lothean2099]

I collected these and had the complete collection as a kid. Only to have my little brother trade them for candy at school.

[@JohnSmith-it4sv]

#63 May the force be with you, my all time favorite. Thanks for the list

[@williamg.655]

It pains me to see that I had all of these cards as a 7 year old.

[@dalemoyers8881]

Great video. Thanks for sharing. 😎

[@tdsportscards]

What's hard about getting a psa 10 in these is that just like any other card in the 70's, is the (1) centering, very hard to find...(2) these boxes are 42 years old also and have usually been moved around quite a bit so the corners get dinged...and (3) with all the colors used during this primitive printing era in the 70's, they have printing dots or splatter on a lot of them...I have quite a few of these graded and several 10's, awesome set to have from my childhood...card #1 Luke is an iconic card, kind like 1989 UD #1 Ken Griffey Jr, as we will see in the next and final episode, it started with Luke and ends with Luke

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

Ah, thanks for the insight!

[@NCJsport]

Ahhh this is so amuzing, i myself just bought a wax box of The Black Hole. Now that I got it I have reservations about opening it. I had very few Star Wars cards back then. My 3 big non-sport cards were #1 Charlie's Angels, #2 The Black Hole, #3 Alien

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

"Prepare to Enter the Black Hole!" 😂 Very interesting set 👍

[@bigjax731]

Great stuff!

[@septimustyrannis321]

I wonder if you could do another video except this one for the Empire strikes back cards? I have a lot of those cards and a lot of them are in mint condition or near mint condition. Their hand me downs they mean nothing to me but they might mean something to somebody

[@Beck-Stein]

I have these cards in my shoe box. Gonna look for the gem ass mint card. 💵

[@DS-ly9il]

The 1976 topps star trek set would also be a good non-sports-card set to do the top 15.I believe there are less than 100 cards in that set.

[@GhostHunterWV]

I bought a box of these cards for $100 today. It has all of the rare ones you named. I have the other #6 for example.

[@TK-055]

I appreciate you clarifying the high prices are contingent on PSA grading the cards a 10. Too many youtubers throw out PSA10 prices on raw cards during pulls smh...

[@jamesbowen2857]

Starter starwars

[@davidpadilla714]

I have 18 out of the 25 which I believe are in mint condition. Should I get the graded?

[@twd9133]

I have multiple of the top 25 - would say they are in fair condition for most, very good for a few. Where do I go to get an estimation? I always knew the tons of these I collected may have some value some day and looking to sell. Many thanks Matt!

[@thrineharpring1099]

Great Job! I really enjoyed this video, have watched it twice now. I went through my small box of non-sports cards to see what I had, I pulled a CP30 Error card and its in fabulous condition, prolly not 10 but still in great shape. I also pulled 7 other cards on this list, all not 10s but its neat to know that after 40 years of holding on to them they are worth something to someone. Might be selling some this coming holiday season. What about the Next Star Wars set the Empire Strikes Back in 1980 or the Return of Jedi Cards from 1983 since its the season, I have a ton of those cards and they are in really great shape. Wait for the others until another movie comes out, but I have some of those too like SuperMan, Indiana Jones, Jaws 2. Also don't forget the WWF cards from 1985 or even the Garbage Pail Kids...lots to think about for more videos. Keep them coming.

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

Thrine Harpring Awesome! Thanks fir the feedback! Can’t believe you watched it twice! I’m definitely looking into the ‘80s and other Star Wars sets fir future videos. I had a ton of fun making this one. 👍👍

[@darrenwilliams8968]

Awesome video. Always been a big collector of most Topps Non-Sport issues. However, have enjoyed collecting many other Non-Sport sets, singles, and of course wax packs. Still have a decent collection. Possibly down the road many of us would enjoy another Top 25 of say...KISS, Elvis Presley, or Evil Knievel. Cool Stuff PSA guy. Keep it up. Love your videos. How about a Top 25 of Your cards, sport or non-sport related. Enjoy your day. Thank You again. DW

[@landanwoodard7569]

What about 1/1 color proofs from Topps Vault from the blue series 1? If a guy out there has one of those in a 8.5 or better? Wowser. They were handled in preproduction meetings and very hard to get a 8 or better. In my opinion those cards are priceless.

[@TheChoochooboy99]

I wouldn’t mind seeing one on the 1976 Topps Star Trek set. Pretty rare and fraught with production issues. And like someone else said, 1959 Fleer Three Stooges would be a great one as well.

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

Oh wow, the Star Trek would be a fun one, I'll look into making a list on those! And the Stooges

[@zina7496]

I have come across several of these cards in my home from my husbands collection. They are in extremely GOOD condition. How can I find out how much they are worth today and how do I go about selling them?

[@rickwoodruff8151]

I have all 25 cards still in the sleeves. I suppose I should have them all graded.

[@budreblu]

Thanks for the informative video. I decided it is time to sell my 1977 and 1980 set of Stars Wars and The Empire Strikes Back. I kept them in a shoe box in a smelly basement so I doubt any will be rated PSA 10. What I have: Two Lord Darth Vader #196 Han Solo .... hero or mercenary? #139 Two Luke poses with his weapon #255 Ben with the light sabre #99 Aboard the Millennium Falcon #323 Two An overjoyed Han Solo #251 Sighting the Death Star #31 The villainous Darth Vader #7 The light saber #45 Grand Moff Tarkin #8 Han and Leia quarrel about the escape plan #216 Princess Leia honors the victors #180 Leia wishes Luke good luck #299 Bizarre inhabitants of the cantina #277 Creature of Tatooine #262 Darth Vader (David Prowse) #254 Two Error C-3PO #207 - I should keep one. Two The marvelous droid See-Threepio #256 Thanks again!

[@drizztatk]

Just went through my old Star Wars cards, I have about half this list with some doubles. Too bad I didn’t take care of them very well as a child…

[@edenaulenti585]

Holy shit I have one of the Han Solo cards . My dad got it when he was younger

[@noahfoster9841]

What do you think about the newer Star Wars Living Set?

[@staceymayer3948]

I have some of those cards but they aren’t graded. I keep watching to see what they’re worth

[@philiprizzi9364]

Any idea about the stickers an action figures. The stand that you send away for ect

[@flipnap2112]

ive got a question. I have a LOT of Star Wars cards that I bought as a kid. im seeing that they need to be certified to sell at auction. how in the world do I get my cards certified PSA? ive been looking everywhere and I cant find any information on costs or logistics of sending the cards in for inspection. thanks so much

[@starwarsliving]

Please do an update video of these. Prices are insane right now.

[@alexhunt.]

i found the complete sets of blue yellow and red in one of my dad's old shoeboxes where can i get them appreciated?

[@jenniferkayersperez125]

Ok so I have Star Wars Cards...I keep them in a bag...I have 4 of the ones in the top 10. They are not perfect like a 10 but in good shape. I have the green series. I have had them since 1977. How do you get them graded? I also have Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Battle Star Galactica, and Desert Storm cards. Please let me know

[@greggzart]

The #1 ranked card, Luke Skywalker, is the most valuable because it was always the top one in the wax packs that were sold, so it had a natural tendency to become bent or folded or creased in some way, so finding a gem mint perfect 10 is exceptionally rare. Nothing to do with the composition dude lol but there was some good number crunching in this video that helps me, thanks!

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

Thanks for the feedback! Being #1 is tough when it comes to card sets bc they sit on top. Cheers!

[@CEOofGreen]

Okay so I just went through this old box of star wars cards and turns out I have the marvelous droid See Threepio!, Carrie Fisher as Princes Leila, Princess Leia honors the victors, Luke poses with his weapon, An overjoyed Han Solo!, sighting the Death Star, and finally Leia wishes Luke good luck! Idk what mint or whatever they are do you think there worth anything

[@naia7071]

so I have almost all these cards, we moved and I forgot I had these

[@FirstNameLastNamescar]

Thanks for the content matt

[@313cardcollections6]

I do have these cards ...ungraded. Alot of them look really good! It would cost me alot of money to have them graded. I've had these cards for a long time. Since 1977. Some are hammered. Surprisingly most of them are in nr mint. You have me looking more closely at them. I have original Battle Star Galactica too.1979. I collected a ton of non sports and I just found them all..Jackpot! Going through them now...wanna help? Lol!

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

lol, I would if I could!

[@313cardcollections6]

@@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR I wish you were close by man, that would be great! I've been eyeballing thousands of my cards searching for those gem 8 to 10 candidates! Lot of work , but it's fun to find a few candidates here and there. My problem is I've been collecting since 1967...lol. I ain't done yet! Thanks for the great videos!

[@strikebreed7697]

I have 2 of those #1 luke Skywalker cards in front of me on the table right now lol

[@realscififan1]

Can you please update this with a new video. How about top ones of each color as well.

[@vbuffoli]

Well dam. I have 6 of the cards listed. Time to pay for grading!

[@allanwebb1932]

Have 24 of the 25 on your list.. Including one of the #207 green series. They are very close to being in gem mint condition, but not sure. The #207 I have could be in mint condition. The centering looks to be perfect, but one corner is slightly frayed.

[@JusNoBS420]

Sounds like the best of your bunch might be worth submitting to PSA. I honestly didn't know they did non sports cards lol

[@gabrielladesantis3241]

I found some of these cards in amazing condition, where can I go and sell them?

[@NatalieTherrell]

I have many of these cards have no idea what they’re worth from 1977 red yellow and blue ones How do I get them graded would love to sell all these

[@jaredlee7203]

Hey Matt. Question about submitting these cards to PSA. Do they fall into the TCG category, or do I submit them like a normal value modern card? If they have to be submitted like a sports card, do you know if the turn around time is somewhat less? Just hoping to get them back this year! Great video and keep it up.

[@JoeSmith-mx9ty]

I have up to 30 sets in 100 % perfect condition almost every thing is perfect

[@eddiesearles1696]

I have a few of the top 25 if you intrested some mint condition

[@doortoodoor1289]

what series is the best prices?

[@vintagegizmoscollection1282]

Im switching to HGA to summit my Star wars set

[@azulablue6303]

I'm not sure about the amount of rare cards but I have the rare ones I hope that's right.I like no matter if they are worth a lot of not.

[@MysteryZenSide2]

Very Impressive video ~! You keep it focused and great descriptions- ...when you say ' Population ' what does that mean ? Can you do a Follow-up on these exact same cards for Spring 2024- I'd like to see where the market is 4 years after your video - here. Thank You, Sir~!

[@jcbvortex22]

Imagine if they made Topps trading cards for the movie BoogieNights. “Mark Walkberg poses with his weapon”

[@SirBloo]

Just found a shit load of these in my attic, are they still worth something if they're not in gem mint condition?

[@johnmc3862]

Good man Matt!

[@fivefoottrading8331]

Pretty late on this but the primary reason that the #7 Vader (and pretty much anything from #1 to #8) card sells for more than other better looking Vader cards is because the cards from #1 to #8 are essentially the "rookie" cards of the 1977/1978 sets. They also, in general, tend to not exist in very large numbers when it comes to good condition cards because of that.

[@jackpearce6848]

September 2022 and all those prices are way off already. $55,000 for card #1 in PSA 10. Card #7 in PSA 10 would be around $25,000 now. That's just 2 examples.

[@johncroft7291]

Hi, Where would one sell such things though, I have a few in very good condition, but would need them graded. Im in Australia.

[@EdsterIII]

#8 was the Hammerhead character. Later was explained they were or are Ithorians. There was a Jedi of this species. But yeah they are weird.

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

lol, oh wow I think I remember in a newer movie now some of the other species being shown as Jedi's... I'll have to pay close attention next time I binge watch the movies! Thanks for filling me in on the details 👍👍

[@StephRenee812]

I have been looking for cards like these and also all kinds of others. Bands, garbage pal, Mario, playboy and sticker cards.. I don't even know what most of these cards even are. Some in packs never opened boxes full

[@ulyboi6500]

I was looking through my dads collection and he had 2 o I wans I was so exited

[@adamsansoucie1113]

Please reach out to me. I have 7 of the cards in this video and about 70 more from the same sets! My mind just exploded watching this video. I know mine aren't mint but pretty darn close. How do I get these graded?

[@JusNoBS420]

Google PSA and I'm sure you could find the website and info on how to submit cards

[@draperstumm]

Well I wish I lived in the USA and could find someone to look at my cards. I have 10 of the top 25 cards (multiples of 8 of them) in very good condition, almost no wear, as they've sat in a box for since I bought them as a kid, so that's some 30 + years...

[@haydenphoenix3836]

Funny I came across this video....just watched a video yesterday of an antique guy at bought a small box of cards and there were an unopened pack or 2 of these in there,1977. Wondered what they worth

[@arthurtripp6922]

UNOPEN PACKS HAVE STAIN ON THE CARDS

[@unfiltered2473]

I inherited a box from my old man with literally every single one of these cards included. The sentimental value far outweighs the price at auction in my eyes tho.

[@72PSI]

100% agree

[@janussquared9793]

I have a full 1st series 1977 Star Wars wax box. Would I get a better price selling the box and 36 packs unopened or open all the packs and sell each card and wrapper and empty box separately?

[@TheOnlyOneStanding8079]

I was 9years old in 1977 when I started collecting StarWars cards but stop after the Empire Strikes Back movie came out..I wish I'd never gave those cards away ...I was trying to impress my Elementary school friends as usual...Lol.....LOOK WHAT I GOT..Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤖👽😈🙉🧕🦹‍♀️

[@bwustinbweem]

Got 6 complete sets of the 1977 topps Star Wars. All in a binder probably all graded 8-10

[@bwustinbweem]

Bought these off some guy at a garage sale along with a bunch of baseball cards and only spent like 20 bucks about 10 years ago lol that guy had no idea what he was holding onto

[@PinkyTuscadero666]

I can really use some professional input. I am dating myself but I was an avid collector when the movies came out. I have almost the entire collection, all the stickers too. My collection wanes as well, losing interest as I moved from adolescent to teenager, perhaps a half a dozen short towards the end of the series. My nephew doesn’t like Star Wars meaning I have no one to leave them to. What can I do to move this collection short of sending these cards to PSA for grading? I'm looking at some of them now and doubt they are mint, as meticulously cared for as they are given the unevenness of the card boarder cut. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 😊🙏

[@EverclearWaterConditioning]

i have the #1 card . I'm the original purchaser . it has not been graded. very good condition.

[@jaylew9752]

I have a question and looking for some help. I own a full unopened box of the 1978 topps star wars 5th series with cantina scenes. My dad bought for me when I was like 8 years old. All 36 wax packs inside are unopened. How should I go about having it valued, and would psa look at a complete box and give a rating?

[@MHP590]

I found a book of Star Wars galaxy trading cards series one and 2 from 1980, 1993 I think in our garage do you k now how I wpolr find out if they are valuable ? thank you!!

[@emmagiering2509]

I have almost all of the cards in Series 1, but when I go on eBay to look at what people are selling them for, no one is making more than $40. What's up with the 1k+ prices in your video?

[@mikehunt8769]

That's my question also.

[@joemarroquin5109]

1980 Star Wars is going 📈📈📈👍🤑!!!

[@jamesgordon1520]

Now I'm glad as Hell I still have some of those cards I got from a yard sale back in the 90's 👍👍👍

[@bigpoppa3310]

At .38 seconds you almost gave us the middle finger lol. Great video, very informational keep up the awesome videos. Question: Is there a big demand for these cards or no?

[@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR]

haha, yep, you are correct. It looks like I was swinging in a bird 😂 - the demand for gem mint 10 cards are in high demand yes. Some Star Wars collectors have lots of money and they want the best of the best and will pay top dollar for the best. However, they are very tough to find in near perfect condition. Even if you do open them from a fresh pack. Mint 9 copies don't reach selling prices anywhere near the gem mint cards. The highest selling mint 9 cards sell between $100 and $600 roughly.

[@bigpoppa3310]

@@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR thank you for getting back to me. I have to go through my cards and maybe I'll get lucky. I even have Charlie's Angels cards, crazy huh?