Hi everyone - 

I have a mostly off-topic question to ask out to my library colleagues across the state.

I have a large collection of baseball cards, the bulk of which were from the 1980s and early 1990s.  These have been in boxes in my house and I have moved them a few times.  In all reality, I am going to keep a relatively small number (mostly Tigers and Mets.  Mets? yeah - it is a character flaw - I know, I know - but please cut some slack to this Jersey Boy!).  What I am hoping to find are some homes for the majority of cards.

The cards from the late 1980s and 1990s have relatively little collectible value as they were mass-produced at high levels.  But they might have some real value for libraries as giveaways during youth programs, etc.  I love them, but in the spirit of clearing out stuff at home, thought this might be a good win-win situation.

I am not looking to sell the ones I want to part with, just find a better home.  If anyone is interested, I can provide more details.  As it is, I need to go through them and figure out what I want to keep.  Even though I do want to keep the Tigers, I have a ton of them - so that would be good.

If you are interested or would like more information, please write me at cseeman@umich.edu.  

Best wishes and stay warm out there.

Best - Corey

P.S. I will even send them to Yankee fans, though I will do so grudgingly.  

Corey Seeman

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Kresge Business Administration Library
Stephen M. Ross School of Business
University of Michigan
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