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To price baseball cards, you can look up values for free, by going to eBay and searching for your particular card. Sort the result listings buy “lowest price” and then filter for “buy it now.” This will give you a quick and free idea of how much your card is worth. Alternatively, when you search, […]
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You’ve got an autographed baseball—awesome! Wait, who is it of again? Oh, you don’t know? It’s a painful experience to have to try and identify things from here, but the good news is there are a couple of tools to make things a bit easier. Baseball Almanac Autographs Database I think this might be one
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The best cards to collect depend on personal interests, budget, tastes, and more. With so many different cards available, it’s difficult to say which is best for you versus the next person. With that said, here is a generally-accepted strategy when it comes to collecting the many different cards available:
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I’ve been writing about PSA and BGS for a long time—let me be clear: there is no “best” grading company. Meaning, the choice between PSA, BGS, or any other option is highly personal and depends on your individual circumstances, preferences, and goals for your cards. That said, there are differences between PSA and BGS, and
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To ship graded cards, first, place the slab inside of a graded card sleeve. Then, place the sleeved slab between two rectangular pieces of cardboard that are each sized slightly larger than the slab. Secure the cardboard together either with rubberbands or blue painter’s tape. Last, place the sandwiched slab inside of a bubble mailer
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