how much is a davey allison rookie card worth?
609092
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
746716
Around $1000. That is a very nice find, extremely rare. One of the most valuable baseball cards around.\n\nEric S, it is true the card goes for 900 and 2000 on Ebay, but the actual value is from 750-1000 dollars.
1059284
depends... if you can find a huge fan of the Avalanche or of Roy, its worth up to $500 (usd) if not it could go as low as $20 (usd)
733221
About a buck. Get a rookie card and hang on to it until he dies, that's when it becomes worth something, it's not worth anything if he's still playing.
696881
Sorry bro...only advice is google it or go to i believe it was beckett.com\n\nIt gives card prices.
104803
Upper Deck MVP Cleveland Cavaliers Lebron James 2003-04 Rookie Card #201 was going for $29.95, Wow!
936866
If it is a rookie card, maybe 10ish bucks.  Otherwise, it is just Albert Belle, who would pay for that card?
1064746
There's a jersey on eBay with 13 signatures. He's asking $189 for it. If you have all of the starters (Noah, Horford, Brewer, Green, and Humphrey), maybe you could get $125 for it. Don't try to sell it until the start of the season though (November). There'll be more hype then. \n\nInstead of selling it, you could donate it to a charity you like.  Some charities ask for stuff that they can auction off. In Gainesville, Shands hospital is having some kind of charity auction later this fall.
399372
I did the same thing and baseball cards are not worth anything unless someone is looking for # 1 card they would like to have and that's rare, only if they wish to have and its very hard to find that someone. But i do wish you luck. I had over 10,000 card including Willie Mays Rookie card i lost alot of money buying them all.\n\nMake sure you corners are in good shape for when you do find someone this helps alot i wish you the best on selling your cards. Get a beckett price book so you will not get ripped off.
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.
474661
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.
843732
Look them up on eBay. This shows you what actual real people are willing to pay for them. Any card magazines or their websites (Beckett for example) just tell you what they "think" they are worth. Keeping in mind that they accept advertising dollars from the very same companies whose cards they are pricing.
867928
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.
1154871
Depends on if it's graded or not, but here are a few sources.\n\nThis is from Topps:\nhttp://www.thetoppsvault.com/pages_priceguide/pgbasketball.htm\n\n\nHere is what they have sold for on ebay:\nif you are a ebay member click here:\n\nhttp://search-completed.ebay.com/Magic-Johnson-rookie-card_W0QQcoactionZcompareQQcoentrypageZsearchQQcopagenumZ1QQfisZ2QQfromZR32QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ3QQsacatZQ2d1QQsaprchiZnonameQQsaprcloZQQsbrsrtZd\n\n\nall others click here:\nhttp://search.ebay.com/Magic-Johnson-rookie-card_W0QQfromZR40
1021037
The best way is probably to pick up a Beckett sports card price magazine.  They are pretty much the authority when it comes to sports card prices.\n\nOf course, the value of your cards depend on a lot of things, including rarity and condition of the card.  Since your cards are "old' they won't be as subject to as many ups and downs depending on the player's real life performance.  Right about now, I am sure Dirk Nowitzki and Dwayne Wade cards are probably increasing in value.  I'm sure Boris Diaw cards are probably pretty hot now too.\n\nI doubt there are any websites that will give this information out for free so that's why I think it's best to buy a mag.  They should be available at a larger bookstore like the Barnes and Noble or other large chain stores.
73804
i used to be big into collecting baseball cards, the 1988 topps set was produced in HUGE quantities which means even the star cards are worth only a small amount. i don't have a beckett price guide handy, but my educated guess would be around 35 cents.
81516
I would say its worth very little at this point.  The card is only from this past season, so it is still in high volume and not a collectors item yet.  Additionally, Williams hasn't set himself as a player that people will want to spend money on a rookie card for.  It's going to be some time before it's worth much more than the paper it's printed on.