How do I sell my baseball cards?
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You have four main routes to sell your cards. Sell them yourself at trade shows. Sell them as one lot. Sell off your collection piecemeal. Consign your collection to a dealer who will attempt to sell it for you. In any event, a collection your size will take a bit of time to sort through and sell. Give up the hope you will get half Beckett for anything you have. The card market is much softer than it was a decade ago and if you truly wish to depart with your beloved collection, be prepared to humble yourself to the reality you may get 15 percent of what you feel its valued.
69176
If you cannot find a place in your town, try ebay. My son sold alot of his cards on there and did pretty well.\n          www.ebay.com
677806
go find a trading card shop, they have books you can buy which tell what you the cards are worth. and a lot of times you can sell your cards right to that store.
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.
331849
Go to ebay,do a search on each card.Odds are someone is trying to sell same card,cards you have,This way you can see what they are really selling for.
832792
You have a few options to sell them.  First, it depends on how many you've got.  If you have a bunch and want to sell them all at once, check out this website, they buy and sell all kinds of coins:\nwww.apmex.com\nI believe their minimum purchase price is $1000 though, so if you've only got a few it might not work out.  \nThere are other sites out there too, a google search will bear fruit, but I've done business with APMEX before and found them to be trustworthy.\n\nAnother option is to sell them to a local coin dealer.  Check your yellow pages and hit all the shops in driving range, their offers for your coins will probably vary.  \n\nYou can also sell them online using sites like Ebay or Yahoo auctions.  \n\nIn my opinion, these are the three most effective options for unloading coins.  You can also try pawn shops, but I don't like them...they just try to rip you off!
897591
GO TO BECKETT.COM THAT SHOULD HELP YOU FINE OUT I BET ITS BIG MONEY:-)
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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.
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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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i, too, would pick up the most recent copy of beckett's price guide. it is generally regarded as the leader in accurate sports card value. in the meantime, protect these cards and keep them in the best condition you can. whatever you do, don't choose the path my dad chose and put them in your bicycle spokes to make noise!
307682
I sell sports cards on ebay and things I find around the house or on sale at stores. My advice to you would do a search in the completed items to get an idea of what kind of things sell.
790164
Tuff Stuff is a great sorce of info when it comes to all worth of sports cards, PSA will grade your cards for a price but the higher the grade the more money they are worth and EBay is a great way to sell your cards
311583
If you want to sell them all together, I suggest having someone appraise them.  Contact a local card shop for starters.  If you are going to sell the better ones seperately, I suggest ebay.
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Egad...\n\nAvoid eBay like the plauge with sports cards. eBay is a wonderful place to give your cards to strangers for shipping costs. \n\nIf i were you i would have them certified by an expert and then goto a card show.\n\nPrivate collectors or shows. Or Private Auctions at a real auction house. \n\nGood Luck
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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!
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there used to be a company called beckett. they also had some books out on all kinds of sports cards and what they're worth. check at a book store or a trading card store
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It just depends on what you have and when they were produced.  Trash 'em dude....although I have not bought a card in well over 10 years, the ones from back in those days are worthless from what I've seen.  Now that they have game used memo./autographs/limited edition cards, etc...\n\nSucks becuase I have so many rookies of HOF's and future HOF's...Ripken, McGwire, Eckersley, Ryan, Fisk, Reggie, Brett, even Barry Bonds isn't worth jack squat.  Box after box sitting in my closet taking up space...\n\nAll I can think of is E-bay for selling them and www.beckett.com for looking up their worth.