I have 3 versions of the 1962 METS Yearbook..do they have collectors value?
482073
They probably do.\nMy advice is ask a dealer.
562002
They have by now a different value than is printed on them. Go through one of the professional auction houses specializing in historic documents to get a fair market evaluation. \nOn eBay you most probably will sell too cheaply.
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
137869
You need the date off the card and then you can go to any sports memoribilia store and ask them to look it up, or go to a bookstore and look for a Baseball Card almanac which lists all the values.  The value will vary depending on the condition of the card and the demand when you want to sell it (If the card is worth $15, but people are only willing to offer you $10, the card is worth $10, no matter what the book says).\n\nThe year of the card would be the last year listed that he played plus 1.  If it has all his stats through 1955, then it is a 1956 year card.
626254
I think you should take them to an auction house and get them valued, film collators and movies buffs will fight over something like that if they are in good condition.
559698
It doesn't look like they're worth much according to Ebay- there are a few complete sets for selling and they look like they're going for under $10 before shipping, when they're going at all. \n\nWhich is unfortunate, since I bought a ton of these as a kid and have several complete sets. Bummer.\n\nIf you do try to move yours on Ebay, remember the time-tested strategy. No reserve, $1 starting bid, gouge them on shipping :)\n\nYou'd probably be better off to leave them packed away in a box somewhere for 20 years until plenty of other people have gotten fed up with how worthless they are and thrown them away. Then the supply might be low enough to make them worth something again!  Good luck.
1014142
You should really try to get a collector to take a look at them.  Don't send them, bring them in person and don't let the person keep them overnight or anything like that.  They may have a substantial collector value.
573918
Do a search of current and completed eBay auctions to get an idea of current street value.\n\nBecause so many comics were made, it usually takes many years for the number to go down enough for an individual comic to be worth anything.
251937
to a collector i'd say yes, but check out this website it can help you out\n\nhttp://www.value-antiques.com/
61855
Of course it's a collectible.  I got one in 1990 as a tip once and YES it is worth more.  Check it out you may have a find.
603431
Commemorative sets are not generally worth much of anything.  The valuable cards are the ones no one knew were going to be valuable.  Example...a rookie card for Mickey Mantle or some other big star.  The Honus Wagner card that was pulled because it was produced by a tobacco company and Wagner was opposed to being associated with tobacco.  *Rare* cards are valuable, not special editions.
677968
Please don't sell these items on line.  You will never get what they are worth.  My suggestion, look online at the Yellow Pages in and around Charlotte, NC or Daytona Beach FL.  Look for Collectors of Sports Memorabillia or Antiques.  Good Luck!
986438
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.
651616
Not a lot considering there is a 1986 card of him out there that is worth much more. The '86 Bonds is from the Topps Traded series and is worth almost triple the value of the 1987 card. The 1987 Topps, though, is worth around $10, but I would sell high on it now and invest in another card because the value of Bonds' cards will go down with all of the controversy, much like the McGuire and Jose Canseco cards have.
11030
Scotty,\nIn this Sports Memorabilia thing you never no as it goes up and down constantly by whims and the team/players record that year.\nI have a friend who is a dealer and sells and buys at all the Big Shows on East Coast including New York. Her advice, only sell duplicates and not the most mint or uncirculated. Hold on for those 35 years. You never know.
333446
A graded version of 2001 Upper Deck SP Authentic sold for over $500 on ebay recently.  Ungraded copies won't sell for nearly that much, however.  There are also others from the 2001 season that are more expensive than that because of scarcity, but they aren't technically rookie cards.  Just depends on which one you have...or want.
584351
They are worth about as much as anyone is willing to pay for them.\n\nSeriously, unless you find someone who is a hardcore fan, and unless the LPs in your possession are extremely rare, they're worth as much as you paid for them.