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1. www.oldsportscards.com › baseball-card-values-andBaseball Card Values: How To Determine Their Worth

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   Nov 12, 2024 · These "high number" cards at the back end of the set can therefore carry a significant price premium, especially if found in high grade. Take the 1961 Topps #523 Joe Gibbon card for example. Cards #523 to #589 are considered "high number" cards in the set.

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2. cardmavin.com › baseball › free-price-guide-baseballBaseball Card Values - Free Price Guide - CardMavin

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   Jul 30, 2019 · I like using the “sold” results to get a true estimate of the baseball card’s value… but you can also check out the “selling” link to see what people are listing the card for. If you didn’t get an accurate price estimate, try refining your search by entering more card details, or pick a few comparable items by using the checkboxes to pick your “comps”.

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4. www.sportscardspro.com › category › baseball-cardsBaseball Card Price Guide | PSA, BGS & Ungraded Prices

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   Most Popular Baseball Card Sets The most popular Baseball Card Sets right now. Click on any Sets to find full Card lists, Card values, and add a Card to your collection. '24 Topps '23 Topps '24 Topps Chrome '22 Topps '21 Topps '22 Topps Chrome Platinum '22 Topps Chrome; 2023 Topps Chrome Platinum '88 Topps '87 Topps '21 Panini Prizm '23 Topps ...

5. www.psacard.com › priceguideTrading Card Values - PSA Price Guide

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   Oct 18, 2024 · PSA Price Guide is the only official price guide for PSA-certified collectibles and it is the most comprehensive price guide in the hobby. It includes over 400,000 prices for a host of different collectibles including, but not limited to: sports and non-sports trading cards, autographs, unopened packs, tickets, professional model bats and graded baseballs.

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   Nov 9, 2024 · 2) Being a “high number” card (cards 311 – 407 in the set) means that fewer Mickey Mantle rookie cards were printed than the average 1952 Topps baseball card in the first place. 3) Many high number cards were famously dumped into the ocean leaving even less of them in existence.

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7. cardmavin.com › collectibles › baseball-card-valuesBaseball Card Values Price Guide - CardMavin

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   You just need a few details from the card: Enter the year. Look on the back for the copyright year, or the last year of stats. Enter the brand. For example: Topps, Upper Deck, Donruss, Bowman, etc. Enter the card number. Found on the back of the card. Enter the player’s name. Optional, sometimes the card number is enough.

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   What is a high number baseball card?

   • Cards #523 to #589 are considered "high number" cards in the set. Common high number cards like Gibbon's are estimated to be worth anywhere from three to fifty times as much as other common cards in the set. Sometimes baseball cards were part of short print runs and even for no apparent reason. Take the 1964 Topps Giants set, for example.

   Baseball Card Values: How To Determine Their Worth

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   What is a high number card?

   • These "high number" cards at the back end of the set can therefore carry a significant price premium, especially if found in high grade. Take the 1961 Topps #523 Joe Gibbon card for example. Cards #523 to #589 are considered "high number" cards in the set.

   Baseball Card Values: How To Determine Their Worth

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   What is the most valuable baseball card?

   • For most players, their most valuable baseball cards will be their rookie card. But, it's not always the case. Take Roger Maris cards, for example. 1958 Topps Estimated PSA Value: $1,650 1962 Topps Estimated PSA 8 Value: $2,200 His 1962 Topps card is actually worth more than his 1958 Topps rookie card.

   Baseball Card Values: How To Determine Their Worth

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   How much is a baseball card worth?

   • But, it's a good rule to follow that cards of star players will typically have premiums on them. For most players, their most valuable baseball cards will be their rookie card. But, it's not always the case. Take Roger Maris cards, for example. 1958 Topps Estimated PSA Value: $1,650 1962 Topps Estimated PSA 8 Value: $2,200

   Baseball Card Values: How To Determine Their Worth

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   How do I find the value of a baseball card?

   • We’re going to be using Mavin.io to look up baseball card values. It shows you what the card sold for. It can also show you what it’s currently selling for… but the true value is what someone paid for it. Grab your card and enter these details: Enter the year. Look at the back for the copyright date, or the last year of stats. Enter the brand.

   Baseball Card Values - Free Price Guide - CardMavin

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   How do I find the most popular baseball card sets?

   • The most popular Baseball Card Sets right now. Click on any Sets to find full Card lists, Card values, and add a Card to your collection. Type part of set name. Choose desired set. Go to full checklist Below is a list of popular Baseball Card Sets with Cards. Use the QUICK JUMP tool above to find all Baseball Card Sets.

   Baseball Card Price Guide | PSA, BGS & Ungraded Prices - SportsCardsPro

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9. hobbycardlife.com › baseball-card-valuesThe Complete Guide to Looking Up Baseball Card Values

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   How Do You Look Up Baseball Cards with eBay “Sold” Values. If you have a decently popular card, looking up eBay values is simple. First, you’re going to type in your card. The most common notation is something like this: Year > Brand > Insert Set (if applicable) > Player Name > Card Number. It looks like this: