No one has posted anything yet because someone who is interested in your question hasn't shown up yet until right now. The questions on this site aren't automatically seen by others. They see the topics and the titles of questions but not the questions themselves, and they then choose as to whether they would like to answer them. This place doesn't operate like a chat room.
Now, in answer to your question about baseball cards, it would be nice to know how old your cards are. Old to me, for baseball cards, would be those from the 1950's and 1960's as I have quite a few from those decades. If yours are that old, then they can be worth a lot of money if they are in really great condition and there weren't very many of them maufactured concerning a particular athlete.
It would be good if we did have an expert on baseball cards on this site. Unfortunately, there isn't such a person here.
Most of the baseball cards made in the last ten or twenty years are not worth much because there are so many of them manufactured. Plus, it is very hard to find out how many of them were manufactured. There are a few exceptions, though.
I would suggest checking out the answer and links to sites on the following link to find out what your cards may be worth.
http://www.askmehelpdesk.com/collect...ndt-96820.html
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