It's next to the same black number on every player's card in the same season, but next to a different black number on every card in other seasons, if that makes sense. Vic, you can determine the season set to which a card belongs by the placement of the red 12. Of course, even high-demand sets can get away for as little as $20.-$40., too, and sets of more recent issue or in lesser condition can be had for $10. for a complete set in minty shape - but complete, minty sets from the '60s and '70s, and occasionally even the '90s, can go for $100.-$200. Naturally, age, condition, and completeness affect price, but like we always say, 'ya never know at auction.' Original 1950s sets generally command the highest prices - sometimes over $1000. APBA games and card sets are avidly collected by many, and while many season sets have been reprinted (some more than once), both the original editions and the reprint sets will find buyers. Hi Greg - since you asked if they had any value at all, then the answer is definitely yes.

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