Cards inside are fine.This is another fun card set from the 1980s either to collect or to play!At this time, I'm only able to ship within the US.If you have any questions or would like more pictures, please contact me. The exceptions are Seattle - torn on both sides at the top, and Oakland - minor crease. not used.Again, these appear to be minor.The tan packets are mostly in great shape, too. There is also a little color difference in the cards used vs. Larkin - near the J4 on bottom and Vale - top right corner. Two of the extra player cards have very slight tears, probably from when the were separated. In sorting all the cards,I noticed a few minor flaws: - George Brett's card has a slight mark on it on the side by the #12. Cards on the right were not used and have no symbols.The printing was done well so as not to detract from the cards.Adding the symbols was done to make the games play faster.Although used, the cards as a whole are in really good condition. Symbols are on the cards on the left that were used. See example of the Chicago Cubs team in pic # 3. Some of the player cards were used for drafting teams but they are all put back intheir original team packets.Cards that were used have Master Game Symbols written on the front. Also included is the Master Games Symbol Chart. 1.9K views 4 years ago I have made a little chart for use with the APBA Baseball Basic Game to add a little Master Game flair to an already great game. They include a few extra players that are not on the APBA roster. All of the extra cards have already been separated and put into their teams' packets.While there is no regular APBA roster, I was able to print up the 1986 Line Up Charts that I found online from APBA.

The acronym stands for 'American Professional Baseball Association', the name of a board game league Seitz devised in 1931 with eight high school classmates. The edition is 1987.It contains all 26 teams with 20 regular player cards per team plus an additional 6 extra player cards (perforated) per team. APBA (pronounced 'APP-bah') is a game company founded in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.It was created in 1951 by trucking firm purchaser J. Up for auction is the complete card set for the 1986 APBA BASEBALL SEASON.

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