Found some mint condition untouched Jordans...

[davos]

legitimately untouched...these are the types:

What do ya think I can get for them?

Oh, and also a 1964 New York Mets team signed baseball (They were awesome that year...53-109)

Are these worth my time to sell online?

[SCP]

damn, I thought you said Jordache

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[tarheelpride]

Give them to me for $5 :D

[Happy Panther]

Signed stuff is funny because it may need to authenticated. Is the baseball in perfect shape?

I would guess a couple hundred for the shoes unless they are some rare or desirable ones.

[tarheelblue89]

You'd probably get a nice chunk of change for any Jordan.

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

Put the Jordans on eBay and you could get a nice chunk of change no doubt. The first pair you posted are Jordan VIIs, and the second pair VIs. What size are they?

However, it's easier to get more money for them in their original box, and with the retro card.

[thefuzz]

I still can't figure out who in the hell wears those shoes.

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

I only rock Js.

If they are size 10, I will buy the blacks off you.

[davos]

The blacks are 12 and the XIs are 10 1/2...I've been doing some searching after finding out their names and gotta say I'm shocked for how much they are going online.

The baseball is very warn with probably 75% of the signatures still legible/visible. I'm thinking I'll try to sell the Jordans on EBay and wait on the baseball.

Good thing my family friends told me I could keep anything I found when cleaning out their garage :)

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

You could get possibly $200 for each pair of Jordans there. At least $150 to be safe.

[Kitten Diver]

I still can't figure out who in the hell wears those shoes.

dont go to the city much do ya?

[thefuzz]

dont go to the city much do ya?

I live in a city. Just really shocked that people actually wear those shoes any place except for a basketball court.

[Scrumtrilescent]

They were the poo to wear to school. When I was 10.

[davos]

damn, I thought you said Jordache

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