Don’t Throw Out the Wrappers!
Thought all the value was in your old cards, well think again, because I’m also interested in buying old hockey card wrappers! Remember riding your bike to the corner store to buy hockey cards! Most of us remember the taste of the bubble gum and searching the packs we just tore open and looked for cards we needed, (“got em, got em, need em”). Most of us also threw away the wax wrappers the cards came in, but a few people saved them! I love this kind of stuff and I just purchased this rare wax wrapper a from 1968-69 (O-Pee-Chee) wax pack, along with the collection on the table in front of me.
Buying Old Hockey Card Wrappers
What are Wax Packs?
Wax packs, also called unopened packs, are collectible cards still in their original packaging. Similarly, trading-card boxes are unopened boxes of cards. Buying wax packs and trading-card boxes involves a little bit of risk and suspense, and a whole lot of self-control—you won’t know what you’ve bought until you open the pack, but opening it decreases the value, so most collectors never do. [Collectors Weekly]
About My Business: Buying Vintage Sports Cards and Collectibles
This time I’m buying old hockey card wrappers, but I’m interested in purchasing vintage sports collectibles and memorabilia of all kinds. If ebay or craigslist aren’t for you and you want to turn your collection around quickly, safely and with an experienced and honest buyer, please don’t hesitate to contact me. If you have old wax wrappers like this or anything sports related that has been sitting around in your garage or storage space, give me a call at 604-726-1774 or email me at info@aasportscards.com.
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