Baseball Cards Price

does anybody know a good site to price baseball cards at?

i found my mom's old baseball cards and i cant find a decent online card price look up. i dont want to go to the store to get a book so can u please help? if you are a collector or dealer, my e-mail is luvpoohcw@aol.com! thanks!

Public Comments

1. Ebay!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and yes im a 12 year old that has his own card buisness so you email me what the cards r and i will price them for you!!!!!! my email is cgfootballfan111@yahoo.com
2. Typically, you will need to pay for that information. However, you can get this by comparing what is selling on Ebay and what Craigslist follks are asking. This will give you raw information on what is selling and what is being asked. From here you can use this search: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=t&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4ADBF_enUS219US219&q=baseball+card+price+guide This will give you more "official" searches. Nothing, however, is like real world trading. Some of the value will depend on where you sell the cards. Even automobiles sell for different prices in different areas so many paid price manuals are based on data that may or may not be accurate for you. Your outlet for the cards will also affect it. If you sell at a show and a buyer really wants the card, they may pay top dollar. There are many variables. This applies to any type of collection (toys, games, etc.) Rarity, condition, the outlet, all this matter. -- Georgia Board Game Blog and Association http://www.georgiaboardgames.com wargames and miniatures http://www.oddbattles.com
3. Ebay, if you want new go to UpperDeck
4. It's best to figure out what condition they're in before you sell them. Here is a complete grading guide posted online if you can used it, it's great reference to bookmark and go back to as needed. http://auctionwally.blogspot.com/2007/08/how-to-grade-your-bas