There are five key factors that determine how valuable a sports card is. The featured player, year/era of the card, type of card (base, rookie, parallel, etc.), scarcity, and current events all determine how valuable […]
Topps complete sets could be worth something depending on the year and condition. For example, many of the Topps complete sets from the “junk wax era” (late 1980s and early 1990s) might only be worth […]
An eBay comp is a comparable of what a similar trading card has sold for in the past or what it is currently selling for. It is way for buyers and sellers to measure the […]
To check the value of your baseball cards, go to eBay.com or access the mobile app. In the search bar, type the name of the player, the card’s year, and the brand. Also include relevant […]
I’ll be honest—this is about the 3rd or 4th time I’ve tried to put together a guide on how to look up card values but each has missed the mark. The first post was detailed, […]
I’m from the school of thought that if you have something labeled “winner” then that is generally good, especially compared to that same thing that isn’t labeled “winner.” However – and this shouldn’t be surprising […]
The time has come where you not only were able to locate all of your old Sports Illustrated for Kids magazines, but you’ve found they’re actually still in decent shape after all of these years. […]
If you’ve been collecting for a while, transport yourself back to the 90s—no internet as we know it today, which means no eBay. Definitely no mobile devices. It was you, your cards, and a Beckett […]
As much as I miss running to the mailbox and grabbing my Beckett Baseball Card Monthly, buying, selling, and collecting cards is far greater these days because of the amount of data we all have […]
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