As a paid subscriber of both Card Ladder and Market Movers, here is my expert take: While both platforms offer robust card tracking and sales histories, Card Ladder is geared more toward collecting and connecting with other hobbyists, while Market Movers goes heavy on the research for those looking for market inefficiencies. Card Ladder Market […]
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Looking back to the beginning of the year, these were the best football cards to buy in 2023. This list and information is based on percent change from each card’s “starting price” compared to where that same card last sold. This is according to cards in the Market Movers catalog. To qualify for this list,
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Another amazing and eventful year in the hobby has come to a close, and with it, some truly great treasures changed hands. The 100 most valuable sports cards sold in 2023 include: Source: Market Movers “Movements” Report for last 365 days as accessed 12/22/23. Are you sweating? I’m sweating. And if this is my physical
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Baseball cards are a lot of things to a lot of different people. But did you know there are a number of different baseball ornament cards out there? While Topps Holiday might not be the traditional collector’s first choice of card, it does provide festive fun, much of which comes in the form of ornament
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It’s called the junk wax era because even to this day there are warehouses full of unopened Topps, Donruss, Fleer, and Upper Deck cards from the late 80s and early 90s. But even with the insane amount of volume of most of these sets, there are still some rare gems worth quite a bit of
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Think about how many cards you’ve accumulated, only to stuff them away in boxes and forget about their existence (and value) until you randomly came across them again. It’s common, so don’t feel bad—you’re certainly not alone. But, if that’s your MO and you enjoy cards as a hobby or a way to turn a
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The top selling baseball cards of 2023 include: This is according to cards tracked in the Market Movers catalog. Wow, what a year in baseball cards. From the Tacofractor to Tom Brady certified autographed Expos cards, I might venture to say 2023 was one of the craziest of recent memory (Well, not counting pandemic-era dealings.)
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Today is the day you’re going to go through your old baseball cards—fun times! But when pulling out the first few cards – while they look cool as heck – you have no idea what you’re holding or how to go about valuing your collection. The good news is, between the different card numbers and
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The most expensive baseball card from the 1980s is the 1980 Rickey Henderson Topps Rookie Card #482 PSA 10. The card is a POP 26, and last sold in November of 2023 for $162,000 through Heritage Auctions. It sold for as high as $180.1K in February of 2021 (through PWCC). Read More: Most Valuable Rickey
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The average Lebron James raw rookie card value is $129.11. This is based on 33 different raw cards that have sold over the last 30 days, with the most expensive being his 2003 Topps Chrome base card #111 ($834). Other valuable options include 2003 Topps First Edition #221 ($700 avg value) and 2003 Bowman Signature
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