1987 Topps Baseball Vending Box / Factory unopened unsearched 500 count box

So many good cards in perfect condition

I found a couple really good ones in the box but I am not so sure these have never been opened. I found a two rookie cards and a 85’ Pete Rose who coincidentally retired a year earlier in 84. Not sure why they were still producing this card. The box of cards are in good shape for being as old as they are. None are tattered, bent, or worn and do not look to be handled very much but the box definitely looks like it has been opened and gone through at least once or twice. There was no plastic around the outside but I do not know enough about baseball cards to know if they originally had plastic around it. Good value and a great keepsake for baseball card fanatics.

Exactly as advertised and I got great cards handled with care. I’m literally getting some of these graded because of the quality being so well. Error cards found and appreciated!

There are basically 4 cards in this set that are worth anything. Barry Bonds, Bo Jackson, Rafael Palmeiro, and Barry Larkin. Out of 500 cards in the "unsearched box", not ONE card of any of them? Sorry, but they are NOT unsearched.

I had my doubts ordering from them. The description says unopened, but when I got it, it wasn't sealed. Cards was in good condition and I found my all time favorite card from that year ( jose canseco), found a few more decent cards, so not that bad. I had to wait a few days to get the box ( was supposed to get it overnight) but supposedly it got damaged in shipping and they had to send out another 1, but I got it a few days later instead of overnight after I spoke to them. I would of gave 5 stars, but not with a misleading description.

Very pleased with the shape of these cards. I used the cards to complete sets where I was missing a few cards in those sets. Great purchase and transaction.

Received within 3 days. Good delivery time. Great box of cards. Very satisfied

What a cool box for vending machines. This brings me back when I was a kid/teenager going up to North Denver of Colorado to the sports card shop with my parents. They had a vending machine that sometimes would work. Once in a while, I would see if it worked as the Pittsburgh Pirates were one of my favorite teams. I was hoping to get a Bobby Bonilla card, maybe a Barry Bonds, or even a Doug Drabek. Instead, they marketed cheaper packs of basketball cards from the brand, 'Hoops', which had arches like you would see in the Renaissance and Gothic cathedral architecture in their cards with the player photos. They also marketed 'Score' football pack cards at cheaper prices which had a lot of science like weather patterns in their cards with their player photos. 4.5 stars ⭐!Thank YouRichard So