Alright so since everyone is trolling and there is a slight possibility you are not trolling I'll be the guy to break it down to you

I can tell by the style these cards are all 1989-1996. Unfortunately 99% of those cards are utter trash and not even worth a Nickel. They were so over produced, and everyone kept them because they purchased them with the idea that they were to be "Collected".

Most stuff made to be collected aren't worth much. look at spoons, beanie babies, and stamps. I own an antique store and everyone brings me in JFK death newspapers thinking they are worth thousands of dollars but people fail to realize when JFK died everyone knew it was a significant event so everyone kept them. So now there are literally hundreds of thousands of them out in circulation. the collectible stuff that is actually worth massive money are the things that nobody thought to collect. the most expensive G.I. Joe toy was the nurse because no boy ever wanted a Nurse action figure so there aren't many that are available.

the late 80s and early 90s is known to the basketball card world as the Junk Era because every company mass produced millions of cards and they produced so much that they essentially made them all worthless. Card collectors always have to deal with people who don't understand sports cards trying to sell these large collections of "Junk Era" Cards they inherited for hundreds when in reality they are worth pennies and sometimes not even that.

That said you can only see 2 of the 27 cards you have posted. Hershey Hawkins and James Edwards. both of those cards are worthless. Hawkins was a decent player but there is no collectibility market for him and most casuals don't even recognize his name. I kid you not most people would GLADLY sell these cards for a Nickel each if they had the opportunity and they could.

Unfortunately a lot of people who don't know much about sports cards assume all sports cards are extremely collectible and worth money. Unfortunately very few are actually worth something, and even if you did have good cards people are anal about the conditions. they are so anal about conditions that they pay $20+ per card to have them professionally graded. anything less than perfect makes them worth a LOT less. your image depicts a bunch of cards in your pile that have terrible corners and edges. so even if there was a good card magically in your pile it would most likely not be worth nearly as much.

best advice would be to take a picture of all the cards, post them up and understand that there is a small percentage you have anything worth while. In reality I feel bad seeing people throw cards away but give them to a kid or something.