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Category Archives: Selling Baseball Cards
Most Valuable Baseball Cards Sold on eBay – Mid June
Okay fellow collectors, it’s time to see what sold for big buck on eBay recently. Let’s check out a recent list of the top 5 most valuable (money-wise) cards sold on eBay. 1. 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth, Yankees, Card #181, … Continue reading
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Selling Baseball Cards – Part V – Auction Houses
In my previous post in the series, I talked about what NOT to do when looking to sell baseball cards. What you SHOULD do, if you want to sell high end cards, is consider selling these cards through a sports … Continue reading
CardScape
Have you ever wanted to organize your cards online, with all of their details, and the associated price of each card? Well, now you can. CardScape.net is a new online sports card management system that can help you track, manage … Continue reading
Selling Baseball Cards – Part IV – How Not To Invest
If you will be purchasing cards to sell later at a higher value, you are investing in baseball cards. Some may say you are trading, but you are investing. Before you go ahead and invest, first know that you will … Continue reading
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Selling Baseball Cards – Part III – Who To Buy
As mentioned in the previous post in this series, the first factor to consider when selling a card is who the player is. It’s pretty easy to figure out that you want to be selling a Hall of Famer, rather … Continue reading
Selling Baseball Cards – Part II – Five Factors Affecting Baseball Card Value
Five Factors Affecting Baseball Card Value 1) Obviously the player in question is the first and foremost important factor when considering card value. A card of Derek Jeter or Mickey Mantle will sell for more money than a card of … Continue reading