how can you tell a baseball cards worth (what website tells you?)?

Answer 1

You can purchase an issue of Beckett Baseball Monthly or subscribe to the online price guide at beckett.com, but the best way to get a real market value for what your card(s) may sell for, review completed sales at eBay.com. Beckett prices are for the merchant market and, as such, are notorious inflated over what most* cards will sell at under auction.

*Not all. Really market-hot cards, like (hypothetically) Hunter Pence rookie cards, since he's storming the NL, might be exponentially higher priced. Or any recently deceased HOFer, especially autographs. But this is a small segment of the market.

Answer 2

If you don't have a subscription to Beckett.com, your best bet is to simply hop on to eBay and watch the prices of the cards you're trying to sell. A card is only worth what someone else will pay for it, so becoming familiar with what other sellers are getting for the same cards can give you a better idea of the value of yours.

Answer 3

Beckett is the chief in events playing cards values, and has the great website for determining the certain fee of playing cards. you could enroll in a particular sport for some greenbacks, and look up an limitless form of playing cards.

Answer 4

Just buy the beckett book from a comic store...

Answer 5

Go on ebay and see what people are paying for it...that is the TRUE way to see how much someone will give you for it.

Answer 6

Beckett is the Bible

Answer 7

go to beckett.com