I recently found a stack of old baseball cards and I know nothing about them.
Can someone tell me if any of them are worth something?
Don russ king of kings 1989 nolan ryan
Don russ diamond kings 1989 bryn smith
Tigers (topps) chet lemon with batting scores on back 1990?
Kelloggs corn flakes baseball greats ernie banks that picture changes when moved
Topps giants trevor wilson 1990
Don russ nolan ryan 5,000k's rangers 1990
Topps allstar cal ripken 1989
Topps allstar joe magrane 1989
And many more plus a stack of fleer 91... 58 cards
Well over a 100 cards in all

Try www.beckett.com

There should be price guides that will help you determine what that cards are worth. My guess is the Nolan Ryan stuff will be the most valuable.

Around $60 to $70 dollars:-)

Around $60 to $70 dollars:-)

How would you know, without seeing the cards?

these cards... though not a popularly collected set are listed in the 1998 standard catalog of baseball cards at that time as follows... they could have increased in value since and do not have an update the frosted flake version is listed as Canadian 3D for 1992

1. Rod Carew 1.00
2. Bill Madlock .50
3. Phil Niekro 1.00
4. Jim Palmer 1.00
5. Tiny Perez .50
6. Dan Quisenberry .50
7. Jim Rice .50
8. Mike Schmidt 2.00
9. Tom Seaver 1.00
10. Willie Stargell 1.00
These Kelloggs cards have Frosted Flake at top of card

The other collectibles in this set from same year are the Corn Flake version listed as
Corn Flakes on top listing same players and prices much the same

























































































































































































































































































































































































































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Update... the series you have with Ernie Banks is the 1991 version... price listings in this series were much the same at the time from .50 to a high of 2.00

1991 version of this series with Ernie Banks listed is much the same in value