I’ll show you two ways to quickly list cards on eBay—one way for when you have a single card, and another for those times you have a whole collection. In short, when listing a single card, the fastest method I’ve found is: From there, the rest is just filling out pricing and shipping details. When […]
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When it comes to selling baseball cards online, eBay is still the most popular platform for cards of all types and values. There are, of course, other options depending on how many cards you want to sell, the types of cards you have to sell, and additional factors, but eBay is typically going to be
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In the dynamic realm of baseball cards, staying organized is not just a hobbyist’s preference—it’s a strategic advantage. Whether you’re meticulously curating a personal collection or diving into the world of card flipping for profit, understanding the depth and breadth of your collection is half the battle. Because let’s face it, the baseball card market
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In the ever-evolving world of sports card collecting, having the right tools at your fingertips can make all the difference. We previously curated a comprehensive guide on baseball card scanner and value apps (and 3 more apps on centering, specifically) to help enthusiasts determine the worth of their prized possessions. While that guide provided invaluable
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I’ve spent some time curating what are the best baseball cards of 2023—the rookies, the veterans, and everyone in between. For a TLDR version, here is what I’m laying out for the best cards in 2023: Best Rookies As a reminder, among the various card companies, Topps stands out as the best for rookies. Flagship,
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A BGS 9.5 is not the same as a PSA 10. While the conditions of the cards graded as such might be similar or even identical, there is a large difference in value between the two grades. Of course, each card and situation is different, but in a general sense, the value of a PSA
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With refractors of different colors like purple wave, pulsar, pink, and padparadscha and new types including tacofractors, retrofractors, and logofractors, it can all be really difficult to keep track of sometimes (and that’s coming from an expert collector who loves color and shine). So, let’s jump in and take a look at a few visual
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The allure of booster packs lies in the magic of the unexpected, as players and collectors embark on a thrilling quest to discover rare and powerful cards. And in 1999, the release of Pokémon booster packs revolutionized the Trading Card Game (TCG) landscape from when they first came out, sparking a collecting market frenzy and
In the vast realm of Pokémon collectibles, the cards that hold the most allure are often those that harken back to the franchise’s early days when they first came out. Today, we embark on a journey to explore the five rarest Pokémon cards from the year 1995, tracing their captivating history, astonishing sales, jaw-dropping prices,
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A 2023 Topps Chrome “breaker’s delight” box (also called a Delight Hobby Breaker Box) is a type of hobby box configuration that features only hits and zero base cards. The product is made for breakers, offering the convenience of getting to the hits quickly and not having to trudge through base cards. Finding a box
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