what are worth more..pro set NHL cards or Topps NHL cards?
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Topps and O-Pee-Chee tend to garner higher prices but again, condition, rarity and who the player is are determining factors.
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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.
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Go out and buy a football beckett from barnes and noble and you can check how much each card is worth. Or check online at their website.
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Put it on eBay and set your price because dealers will not tell the truth if someone offers a bid its up to you to sell.\n\nThe cards only worth money to someone who wants it.
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go 2 toppscards.com\n\n\n\n        this will help\n\n                                                               kingar1
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Cards arn't worth as much as they used to be. You can blame that on E'bay!! Cards that were in the hundreds are maybe ten dollars now. You should go check out ebay and maybe sell it there. \n\nBut good luck, my friend was laughing at a marino fan. His rookie card is rare and he went to ebay and showed him at least 10 different ones for sale. Instead of paying hundreds you pay barely nothing in comparison.
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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
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You will need to have your cards appraised by a third party in order to get a clear estimate of their value.  You can find these third parties at www.beckett.com.  Beckett also has a basketball magazine publication called Beckett Basketball Magazine which lists the general prices of most NBA card sets.\n\nHope this helps.
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Beckett publications is the definitive authority on values of sports cards. They have a monthly for both baseball and hockey (among other sports).\n\nIn addition to buying the monthly Beckett Price Guide (you can get it any larger bookstore), you should probably pick up the larger quarterly publication Beckett puts out. \n\nThis publication lists thousands more cards than the monthly, which tends to focus on more current releases. Beckett also releases an annual price guide, which covers just about every card in existance for the sport you want.\n\nAlternatively, check out Beckett's web site, where you can subscrive to their online price guide for a few bucks a month per sport.\n\nJust bear in mind that the Beckett prives are a guide only; when you're selling to a dealer, for example, they might pay 15-25% of the Beckett value. Ebay is a good source to sell uncommon cards, and you should typically expect to get about 30-50% of Beckett value.
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Best pricing is in Beckett Sports Card Magizine and the best place to sell them is on ebay...I sold over 1 million Sports Card there...Took me a year but it was worth it
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Check to see which big name players were rookies that year.  They are always worth more.  Also, note if any players are from your local area.  They bring more at card shows.  Or, you could just keep the set for future needs.
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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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on ebay, look up the specific cards you have. See how much they're going for, and try for that, or just a little more, because they'll still sell.
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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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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.
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try the beckett guide:\n\nThe newest edition of this popular hockey resource lists more than half a million cards and includes an easy-to-use alphabetical guide listing every card issued for more than 25,000 individual players and coaches. Includes pricing for player cards from the NHL, minor and junior leagues, as well as European leagues nearly every hockey card ever produced!
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You need to go to a magazine stand/store, and get the most recent issue of Beckett. This tells the value of all sports cards.