I would like to find out what some 80's baseball cards are worth. Where can I find out this info?
153910
Contrary to what others have said, your baseball/sports cards are only worth what someone else is willing to pay you. Price guides are just that: GUIDES.
57525
I advise you t obuy a Baseball Beckett's to determine the value of your cards. Read up on how cards are rated condition wise, and then put them up for sale at Ebay.
584352
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
216623
Unfortunately, due to the many companies that mass produced and mass marketed cards in the 80's and 90's, plus the fact that many collectors saved them and put the cards directly into plastic sleaves, there are not too many rare cards from that era. So I would have to say that you will probably not get much more than a buck or two for it.
485818
Beckett Baseball mag. has alot of info on the what to collect and why.  If you are just starting out I would start by asking your local shops that deal in cards and ask them why they sugest these cards.  Most of them will be happy to tell you and help you in collecting.
292698
Get them appraised by a local card collector.  It is a matter of supply and demand.
234749
ebay,\n\nEbay is an excellent source of finding out what something is really worth.
591048
I don't know about those, but some reprints can be worth money. I have a Mark McGwire 1985 Topps Team USA Card reprint that is worth somewhere around $10-$15. Of course, the original card is worth around $250.
797957
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
859535
I bought a lot of cards from dealers over the years and always got ripped off. I think ebay is the best marketplace for buying cards, because you set the price, not the greedy dealers. Buy cards with no reserve, the best quality card you can afford, and get a book like Beckett's to help you determine the dealers asking prices and bid about half what they are selling them for. There are millions of cards out there and LOTS of people selling, but find out who's buying and for how much before you start buying. It's a very tricky game. A card rated an 8 could sell for $100 and the same players card rated a 10 could be $500. You really need to do a LOT of homework before you buy anything. But that is more than half the fun. My friend has one of the 3 best sports collections of baseball memorabilia in the country. It's worth a few million!
448502
go to ebay and see what it's going for there.... that's always a good estimate of what you can get for any cards
1113721
ebay is the best source for finding out pretty much what anything collectible is worth.  It shows what the market will bear.
955801
you could always visit the Beckett website at\n\nhttp://beckett.com
736707
Beckett.com offers a free program where it will price any type of cards for you.  You could also check the yellow pages for a comic book/collectables store - often times they offer apprasial services.\n\nIt could be a far shot, but sometimes talking to other fans at baseball/basketball games can lead to finding out how much things are worth, I've been known to chat up people just to discover they're in the buisness of apprasial.\n\nI hope this helps.
815624
Not a whole lot without actually looking at the priceguides. The Glut of cards made in the early 90's make it impossible for these cards to be worth over $ 2-3 each. Sorry!
1059072
Check out www.beckett.com. If those are the Topps version with the wood background, then they are not worth very much at all. I can't remember any superstars that were on the Tigers that year.\n\nYou can log onto beckett.com by creating a username then find the "my collection" tab and insert the cards that you have and it will update the price with your refresh button.
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I suggest you go to a Beckett book.  It has the value of all baseball cards.  You can get one at any normal bookstore.