600 Football Cards Including Rookies, Many Stars, & Hall-of-famers. Ships in New White Box Perfect for Gift Giving. Includes an Unopened Pack of Vintage Football Cards That Is At Least 25 Years Old!

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I really liked what I recently purchased, when I bought the group of 600 cards. So much so, that I am purchasing another set of 600 today! I am collecting to complete sets of the different brands, styles, and years, so this 600 card set was just perfect for my collections. I only found one duplicate in the groups and maybe I was luckier than a lot of the other buyers, but no complaints on the cards I received. As to the complaint of "bent" cards, after the cards are sleeved and inserted in my card page and then in my binders, they flatten out just fine. I am hoping that the next set of 600 are as fun and interesting as the first 600 I purchased a couple of weeks ago. Anyway, I would highly recommend purchasing these cards from this company if you would like a huge diverse selection of older football cards. Thanks, to the company, for the offering and the quick delivery of the cards! Keep up the good work!!!2025 Update: After my 7th purchase of the pack of 600 cards, I finally found a Jim Thorpe card in the bunch! A pleasant surprise! Can't wait to see what the next shipment has in store!

Great cards . I at least got 80 bucks of value and that’s out of just twenty xard

My grandson was thrilled with these. I know little about cards and am delighted this was a hit.

While expected to have some duplicates here and there, of the "600" cards advertised, over half of the cards were duplicates with majority of those duplicates being the same 5 cards (4 players and a coach duplicated approx 30-50 times each). Do not waste money buying cards or products from this company.

No Jim Thorpe card

Not bad really good will buy again some of them bent

My 11 yr old grandson was so excited when he opened them up on Christmas. His eyes lite up. This something that he and his Grandpa would do together so it is very meaningful to him when he looks at cards since Grandpa has passed away.