what is ken griffey jr.s rookie card worth?
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It will depend on many factors.  If the card is rated, if so whats the rating, which card maker it is (DonRuss, Top Flight etc.)  Another thing to consider is the fact that card trading has been down the last few years. So, with that said, his card 4 or 5 years ago for a good card maker, and a real good rating would probably be worth a lot more that it is today.
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There is still a viable market for rookie cards, you just need to find the right ones. Right now, you gotta have an Albert Pujols card. Some others to look for would be the Mets' David Wright and the RedSox J. Papelbon...future stars.
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Go to Beckett.com and you will be able to find current prices for the cards you have.\nCollector card worth depends on who made the card(Fleer,Donruss,etc.)
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Upper Deck MVP Cleveland Cavaliers Lebron James 2003-04 Rookie Card #201 was going for $29.95, Wow!
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The value of a card is determined by a number of factors... \n\nHall of Famers' cards are normally worth more than cards of players who are not hall of famers... but the real key is getting a card from EARLY in a Hall of Famers' career.\n\nA 1951 Mickey Mantle (rookie)  card is extremely valuable, because no one knew at the time just how good that rookie would turn out to be...their expectations of him were very low at the time, because he was replacing Joe DiMaggio.\n\nEveryone knows, for example, that Greg Maddux will be in the Hall of Fame, so anyone who gets a new Greg Maddux card in the year 2006 knows it'll be worth something, some day.\n\nBut someone who, maybe by pure luck, has a Greg Maddux card from his first or second year in the league, would probably make out a lot better... Everyone knows to save Maddux's card now, if you get it, but not many people knew this 15 or 18 years ago, when he was just another promising rookie.\n\nThe value also depends on the condition of the card, and how well it's been preserved.\n\nBut the main thing about baseball cards is, they're basically worth whatever someone is willing to pay for them.
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Michael Jordan 93-94 Topps Staduim Club Frequent Flyer Card #181, its only worth about $2.50 at the most...
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Check in Beckett.com for the the exact card you have and value.
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1. George Mikan 1948 Bowman Rookie: $2500\n2. Wilt Chamberlain 1961-62 Fleer Rookie: $950\n3. Michael Jordan 1986-87 Fleer Rookie: $800\n4. Jerry West 1961-62 Fleer Rookie: $500\n5. Lew Alcinder (Abdul Jabbar) 1969-70 Topps Rookie: $400\n\nAlot of the newer autographed cards are currently worth more (Jordan, LeBron,Wade, Kobe) but the ones I listed will always be more valuable cause their extremely rare, and they will continue to rise in value...
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You can check on ebay for the market price by seeing how much others have paid for it. But I'm sure there are lots of people who will want that card.
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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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Take it to a sports collector store and and get them appraised.  You could also buy a Beckett magazine.  They have the values of cards.  It is hard to say the value of a card without knowing the year, maker, condition, and card number.
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There's no way to predict how much a card will be.  It's all about potential performance and how rare a card gets.  The problem with post-1990 cards is that so many people have them it will be hard for them to get rare.  I have a few mid80's cards somewhere in my garage and plan to give them to my son when he's about 20 or 30 so he can keep them as an investment or sell them.  Don't expect cards to break the double digit value at least for 10-20 years.\n\nYou can monitor value with the Beckett Baseball magazine.
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unless it is a rookie card, its worth around 50 cents
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According to one seller on E-bay, you can buy it now for $9.99.  Or, bid $3.00 but it may not reach the reserve.\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/1988-DAVEY-ALLISON-Maxx-Nascar-Rookie-card-Gem-10_W0QQitemZ8785602793QQcategoryZ4244QQcmdZViewItem
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the 51 stanley cup will be worth a bit depending on the shape its in.\nthe gretzky card is still not worth much at the moment, get a rookie card for gretzky and thats worth a bit\n\nif nothing works with that, check ebay
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Check Ebay.....another place, is got to a local book store (Borders or Barnes & Noble).  Look for a magazine called "Tuff Stuff". Its a sports card & collectibles price guide.  Starting Line Ups will be in there..
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look for hall-of-famers in your collection. those should be worth a few dollars. then, if they are rookie cards, of players like walter payton, or steve young, dan marino, troy aikman, emmett smith, etc. they are worth much more. as well, when people collect cards, they try to get a whole set from a particular season. this is very difficult. find out what season the card is from and what company, then try to advertize that info to bring in more dough. rookie cards are always worth more because they are rare, especially of hall-of-famers. keep in mind as well, as years progress, people with these rare cards may lose them and they may be harder to find. less supply, same/more demand=higher price. the more recent a card is the less it will probably cost. a 1970 rookie card will cost more tahn a 1999 rookie card.