I have a box full of baseball cards, how do I tell if they are worth any$$ or not?

Answer 1

You can froogle them.
Go to the google box, and above it there should be a spot that says froogle. Follow directions from there.

Answer 2

Best thing to do is buy a beckett. First things first though... sort through them and find any cards in beat up condition (corners not sharp, etc...) because those are going to be worth less, maybe much less. Second (and this requires some research if you're not a big fan) is to look for any significant rookie cards or limited edition cards... they always carry the most value. Talking to any sports card expert, like at a trade show or card shop, is not a bad idea... Good Luck!!

Answer 3

First, are they from the 70's, 80's, 90's or later? If they fall into one of the mentioned eras, try to find a copy of the recent Beckett's baseball guide and try to look the cards up. If you can afford it, go to the beckett web site and take a look there for the information. Or you can take them to a card show and have several of the dealers there take a look at them.

Answer 4

Buy a Beckett's Baseball Monthly magazine and look for the cards' values in there or go to beckett.com and see what u find. Good luck!

Answer 5

Baseball enjoying cards from overdue 80s and early 90s have been over produced to the factor which you're fortunate if somebody will pay transport. the cardboard you have has a e book value of .15 the cardboard is merchandising for .20 seem into my source!

Answer 6

Check out a Beckett's price guide.

Answer 7

baseball beckett price guide

Answer 8

beckett.com is the only source for card pricing. every card company go through beckett, its the ultimate source.

Answer 9

go to a trade show, i am sure that there are books out there that you could get to tell you the value of cards.

Answer 10

look up a price guide on the internet or buy a price guide book