Where can I get good Mickey Mantle Card Cheap?
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There is no such thing as cheap Mickey Mantle card.\n\nYou would have to find one at a garage sale where some old lady is selling her son's baseball cards and knows nothing about them at all.\n\nThat sort of thing actually does happen and it's the only way you could get a Mickey Mantle card cheap.
241359
Definetly on Ebay.com.  The Royal Mint, a link in the second answer, has realllly high prices so I would avoid them.  \n\nGood luck.
246425
I'd try Ebay. You can do a search there and see what other people with the same cards are selling them for and see if it's worth it to you.
353611
You could go to http://www.beckett.com but I'm not sure if you can look up cards for free.  Ryno was my favorite player as a kid and I still have his rookie card in mint condition.  It used to be worth a fair amount but last time I checked it was only about $12, so don't get your hopes up.  Good luck.
300279
Try looking in your local telephone book for sports memorabilia shops, or a specialty shops thats focus is selling, trading, and buying trading cards.  You could also try E-Bay.  But the quickest easiest route would be to try the phone book because then you're finding places in your area.  The plus to E-Bay is that if you have anything rare you'll receive top dollar for it.  Local trading card shops might be stingy with their offering price unless it's a really rare card, one they want pretty bad, one that's in high demand, or one that's definitely worth them spending some money on.  Get a Beckett's trading card guide to help you better price your cards so you know if you're getting a good deal or someone's trying to screw you.
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eBay is a terrible place to assess value for anything other than the most high-end, hard-to-find items. Buy a copy of Becket Baseball Card Monthly, the standard for card prices. \nI agree with the above poster about the umm, design for the 1987 set. However, I would revise the valuation upwardly to, perhaps, around $50, based mostly on the strength of the McGwire card and the growing appreciation in prices of 1980s sets. But definitely check this with BBCM.
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under 5 dollars according to www.beckett.com
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You may want to contact the webmaster at nlfan.com:\n\nCheck out these pages:\n\nhttp://www.nlfan.com/joliet/cards/hammercards03.shtml\nhttp://www.nlfan.com/joliet/cards/hammercards04.shtml\nhttp://www.nlfan.com/joliet/cards/hammercards05.shtml\n\nAlso, you can keep an eye out on ebay, I found the following auctions:\n\nJammer Bobblehead: http://cgi.ebay.com/Joliet-Jackhammers-Mascot-JAMMER-Bobblehead-SGA-6-15-06_W0QQitemZ8829740883QQihZ005QQcategoryZ73424QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n2004 Jackhammers Baseball Card Poster: http://cgi.ebay.com/2004-JOLIET-JACKHAMMERS-BASEBALL-CARD-LMTD-ED-POSTER_W0QQitemZ5182344818QQihZ005QQcategoryZ217QQssPageNameZWD1VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\nHope that helps
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Have a look in D.I.Y shops like B & Q.\nI was in there recently and they had some disney characters,and if i remember correctly,they weren't too badly priced.
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you should try any book store that has curent magazines. buy one of the many price guide mags[ page through it first to see if they include the yrs you want]. you can also go to the library,though sometimes there stuff aint so current... i can tell you they wont be worth much. a lot of cards were printed , purchased and kept in good condition from those yrs... i would suggest putting them away and making your grandson a nice gift when he graduates high school.
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http://baseballcards.com/
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ebay and or your local card shop
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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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I don't know the price off hand.  But, you can find the current value of any baseball card on Beckett.com.  Also you might try getting a Beckett's Sports Cards Guide to help you price cards you have.  They sell them at sports memorabilia shops, some grocery stores, stores like Walgreen's or Wal-Mart, or a local trading card shop.  Look in your local phone book to find a memorabilia or trading card shop and pick one up if you have a lot of cards to price.  For the interest of just the one card I would just try the Beckett.com website.
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Ebay is your best bet. Get a Beckett price guide and put em up for auction.
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Ebay!  Or try sccards@scccards.com
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Try a full-service toy store that sells baseball cards, like ToysRUs.