My sister found ‘bubblegum’ baseball cards cleaning out her mother-in-law’s stuff – they turned out to be worth $14,000 ...Middle East

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A STACK of baseball cards that had been lost in an estate for years was finally uncovered and valued at $14,000. Dawn and Jeff brought the 1949 cards to the world-famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop. History ChannelDawn and JEff were hoping to get $25,000 for the baseball cards[/caption] History ChannelThe four cards were likely sold for five cents with a pack of gum[/caption] The Las Vegas store is featured on the hit show Pawn Stars. Dawn’s sister found the baseball cards at her mother-in-law’s estate after her passing, she explained in a The couple brought in four cards belonging to Hall of Famers: Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams, Jackie Robinson, and Babe Ruth. Chumlee, one

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