Baseball Cards
Baby boomers, and even some millennials, will know all about the fun of collecting physical cards. Baseball cards were all the rage at some point, with collectors forking out hundreds of dollars in order to have the original card of one of their favorite players. These days, the craze is over to an extent, thanks to the rise of digital technology. That means that even the rarest of cards might only collect $5 to $10 a pop, on a good day.
Baseball Cards
Pez Dispensers
Who remembers Pez dispensers? Shaped like a gun magazine, these innovative little toys were used to store sweet treats and came with different designs of familiar pop culture characters. Not only did the company who made these “coin it” from the product itself, but they sold the pez sweets too. Perhaps you have some of these lying about in your home. Today, they aren’t even worth a single dollar, no matter how old they are. You may be able to get a few bucks out of an Elvis superfan if you have one of those, but that’s about as far as it goes.
Pez Dispensers
