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I spent some time sorting those and checking prices. Supposedly, I'm rich lolol
I think the 1991 Upper Deck cards have the most errors and error cards can be worth more. Rookie cards are worth more.
I used Google and typed in the brand name and card number. If the cards are worth a $1 or less, I'll sell a few together for cheap. If they are worth morth than $1, I'll either sell them individually or put them in a sleeve and put them away.
My husband bought an album of rookie cards in plastic sleeves. Lots of good ones in there. I don't mind the baseball cards too much. My husband watched a lot of sports and the cards bring back memories 
Be sure to switch over to something you like to work on, so that you have some fun
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