how much was a pack of topps baseball cards in 1972?
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I'm thinking they were a dime,but dont quote me. Boy they were ugly that year!!
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Beckett Magazine's \n\nThey only worth something if someone wants them. \nOld card-collector for many years this is my knowledge.
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As a Davey fan the collection I have is not for sale.But I keep up with the prices with "BECKETTS PRICE GUIDE,or magazine".But what ever price they quot is the value a dealer will sell it to you,but they will only give you about 1/2 of that price.
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my best guess would be to go to a dealer and ask them or see if you can find a price guide sort of like the ones they have for sports cards
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I believe it's $80.00. I have the Upper Deck Shaq Rookie card, and that was it's price last time I checked. Hope that helps you.
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I did the same thing and baseball cards are not worth anything unless someone is looking for # 1 card they would like to have and that's rare, only if they wish to have and its very hard to find that someone. But i do wish you luck. I had over 10,000 card including Willie Mays Rookie card i lost alot of money buying them all.\n\nMake sure you corners are in good shape for when you do find someone this helps alot i wish you the best on selling your cards. Get a beckett price book so you will not get ripped off.
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The Beckett Baseball Price Guide lists it between 40 cents to $1.\n\nWhy so low?   Topps issued tens of thousands of this card -- making it a common (accessible) card to purchase.\n\nIt's still a cool card!
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www.beckett.com\n\nThe cool thing is they will actually store your entire collection and keep it updated. It's $4.99 a month per sport. You will have to manually enter each card though.
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There are 3 different cards of Babe Ruth issued in 1927.  \n\n1. American Caramel E-126  Card #38  $1500\n2. Exhibit PostCard     $600\n3. York Caramel E-210  Card #6    $1300\nlinks to pictures are below (in order above)\n\nThe prices are from the 2000 Beckett Almanac of Baseball Cards and Collectibles and are in EX-MT condition. Condition is very important if you have a card in good condition that is verified by one of the grading services (PSA, BGS) it could go for much more.  However if the card is in bad condition it will go down considerably.  The other thing to watch out for in older cards is reprints as these are both about $1.
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Two of the most popular baseball card price guides are Beckett and Tuffstuff. A tricky thing about different price guides is that they may have different values for the same card! At this time Beckett is the most commonly used guide. Some collectors love Beckett and some hate it, but the bottom line is that Beckett is the resource that most collectors use.\n\nPrice guides give a high and low book value (BV) for any particular card. We like the online price guide offered by Beckett. You can subscribe to their site for a low monthly fee and have access to all of their current baseball card listings. Beckett makes it very easy to search their site for the cards you want to look up. Beckett also puts out a monthly magazine with the same price information.\n\nTuffStuff magazine also has online version of their price guides located at their website.  A nice benefit to using this guide is that it is free!
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it depends on the make of the card,condition,year,and how many were produced you can get price guides to check iuse beckett.com
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Buy a Beckett's Guide.  It'll cost you about $3 at any magazine stand, and it'll give estimated prices for cards.
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to be honest probobly not a whole lot. You would be surprised.  A handfull might have some kind of decent worth, but for the most part the card collecting business has changed from yesteryear.  Card collecting these days really hinge on the auto card, or the game used jersey card.  I really knew this when I bought a 1977 Franco Harris for 2 bucks go figure
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I have a complete set of NASCAR cards with Wendell Scott, Sam Belnavis, Willy T. Ribbs, and Thee Dixonon all with their careers as being the only black nascar drivers back in the 50's, 60's, 70's and the 80's...Quite the collectors value......
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go to www.beckett.com
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Ebay!  Or try sccards@scccards.com
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You need to go to a magazine stand/store, and get the most recent issue of Beckett. This tells the value of all sports cards.