Well Being that I'm not a collector of such things, I haven't looked at the dates lately, But I know most of the Dollars were very early in the 1900's. I lost a goldmine of Baseball cards. I use to live in Cincinnati. and In 1953 there was a game they called Patch. which was the same as pitching pennys. Because where I lived everything was cement, "even the schoolground outside."

Anyways, had bought a hand full of baseball card. I must have been pretty good for a 3ed grader, as I ended up when I moved from Cincinnati, I had a big box of Baseball cards that I had won playing that game. When I moved to Toledo, everything was grass. nobody knew what Patch was, and being that I was so young, I had no Idea that I was sitting on a gold mind. 

Granted some of the cards where a little scuffet up. But I only used cards I had duplicates of. 90% of them were in very good condition. Yep! you guessed it. I threw them all away. Kick in the pants! 

No body was collectors in my family so I didn't know the value of holding things that would someday be valuble. I had Micky Mantles Rooky Card, Stan Musual. Most any card up till 1953 that was out I had. As with my Coins. I'm still not a collector, but I like to see what people have collected. One thing I did collect by accident was mid 50's Ohio tax stamps. I had $1000. dollar one. A friend of mine gave them to me, I happend to see them in a box many years later and tried to sell them on EBay. They had tons of Ohio Tax Stamps for sale. Go figure. what you do save that you think no one else has, ends up that tons of people have.