Well that sounds pretty good..and i know my boyfriend is always lookin for good baseball cards online...so i guess to answer your question..yes i would and he would too
2006-09-05 08:28:32
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answered by Anonymous
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Do some research first to see what value they might have, on EBay I have a thought if you nail two pieces of wood together someone somewhere will buy it.
Baseball cards have a great market.
Don't set the limit too low as you could lose some future earnings from the sale.
Say you have a babe Ruth...Sells for 500 on the open market. Don't put the limit to 300.00 thinking you won't sell it set it at 500. If someone wants it bad enough the 500+ they'll pay.
For the right card you bet I'd pay...
Good Luck
2006-09-05 08:23:43
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answered by Uncle Red 6
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It totally depends on the demand for your cards. As a rule, cards from 1986 until around 1996 were mass produced and the demand is extremely low. Before 86 the demand was higher and after 96 card companies started introducing the "insert" which were randomly inserted into packs and usually fetch a prettier penny.
However, if you are like me and your collection falls in the decade of mass production you're going to find it difficult selling 20 -25 card packs on eBay. Collector's are less interested in teams than they are names. You may also want to consider having your most valuable cards graded.
2006-09-05 09:02:13
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answered by He Man 2
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the only way you are going to attain $a hundred and fifty or extra for a Trot Nixon autograph is that if he unexpectedly dies, which we in no way could wish for and could make us very unhappy. there is a good number of signed Nixon products on eBay, not merchandising, and people who've bought (verify that link above, or bypass do your person seek) height at around $4. The COA is effective, particular, yet not that compelling through fact no one is going to forge a Trot Nixon automobile. additionally, you're a rookie at merchandising enjoying cards and it shows. Take no offense! i'm attempting to help. One tip, p.c. out the cardboard specifics -- the 365 days, the writer, the set, and different information. became it signed in guy or woman, pulled from a p.c.., bought as an approved aftermarket merchandise? If the cardboard has a serial variety, specifying what number exist, that would help. Exotically uncommon enjoying cards, those with a print run of fewer than 10, can income from that rarity; and one-of-one enjoying cards tend to set their own industry. 2, "rather, rather stable" isn't a common, recognised card concern grade. there's a scale for those products: Mint (perfect -- and remember, "perfect" does not enable differences; some thing is optimal, or it fairly is not perfect) close to Mint miraculous very stable stable decrease grades not rather worth detailing For a well-liked card, something decrease than close to Mint is going to command little or no interest. terrific wager, sunny day-blue skies, severe hopes estimate, you may get $20 to your merchandise. maximum probably nicely decrease than that. ---------- As nicely-known, Rock demonstrates his obstacles in examining comprehension -- yet it rather is comprehensible in somebody who behaves basically in extremes and traffics in absolutes. you could end examining my posts with one hand any time. i don't spoonfeed, and you're nicely out of this league.
2016-11-24 23:07:29
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answered by garling 4
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My boss is constantly purchasing baseball cards from eBay. He does pretty good selling them as well. Go for it, he makes a killing. Good Luck
2006-09-05 08:22:06
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answered by **hope/faith**1744 3
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