Will baseball cards from the 80’s-90’s ever be worth anything?

The day being the 80's and 90's?

Well yeah.

They were really over-produced since the 70s, so they won't be worth much. The only one's that are worth anything are typically the mistakes. They'll already be worth something if that's the case.

Maybe in 100 years. They'll disappear little by little and eventually be scarce.

I have a couple of boxes in the closet.

I hope so

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Everyone who was a kid during that time probably still has their collection somewhere.

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4 boxes in my attic. Various 80s and a ton from 90-91

No, not only cause there are so many of them, but also because the players from the era will never be long remembered legends like Babe Ruth, Micky Mantle, etc.

No. The bubble burst. The over saturization of the market has doomed it. You can’t get more then 5 bucks for any card that was produced in the last 40 years

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They'll disappear little by little and eventually be scarce.

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Uncle owned a coins, cards, and collectibles store for years in the 80’s and 90’s and believes they will eventually have value as they are paper and will eventual fall apart if not taken care of.
That said, the amount of people collecting coins still outweighs cards by far, coins just have a much easier process of having a designated value.

I have about 15 or so binders full of cards from that era too. I know they’re worth something...just not nearly as much as I’d hoped they’d be worth after holding onto all of them for 20-25 years