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Sports Card/Collectible Values |
Sports cards and sport card memorabilia perceived values are mainly dependent upon supply and demand. This applies to Baseball card values, Basketball card values, Football card values etc. However, supply is a big variable. For example, at the beginning of a product’s release period, there is limited supply as very little product is opened and prices may be high for a "hot" player. Normally, as an increase in quantity gets in to the marketplace, the price will stabilize. If the number of sellers exceeds the number of buyers, the result is card values may decline. Future card values of Rookies is impacted by selection to the Hall of Fame. Secondary market value is affected by rookie-card (RC) content! Also, since Graded Cards are much more limited (lower supply), their value is usually higher.
Beckett's Monday Morning Collector:NFL-is a must NFL Rookie Card
read!!!!! Every Monday Morning throughout the NFL season,
Beckett will pick a rookie, veteran and breakout player of the
week.
Beckett's World Series Collectible's Price Guide-If
you collect World Series memorabilia or are
curious about what some specific Fall Classic items are worth,
then you might want to check it out.
Over time, publications such as Beckett Digital Magazine Hobby Insider & Buyers Guide and Tuff Stuff (Baseball card prices, Basketball card Prices, Football card prices, Hockey card prices, Entertainment card prices and, Figurine prices and Collectible prices) identify e.g., "Beckett Hot Lists" which may recommend "buy", "hold" and "sell" actions and prices. Ultimately, competition or demand in the marketplace is what determines the value of the sports cards sale and/or purchase. Both companies publish price guides and Beckett has a sports card guide online. Also, see Vintage Card Prices .
| Autograph Prices (Various Sports) | Click Here |
| Baseball Card Prices | Click Here |
| Basketball Card Prices | Click Here |
| Football Card Prices | Click Here |
| Golf Card Prices | Click Here |
| Hockey Card Prices | Click Here |
| Racing Card Prices | Click Here |
| Wrestling Card Price Guide | Click Here |
| Bobbing Heads (Bobbers) Prices | Click Here |
| Sports and Action Figures/Figurines (Starting Lineups and McFarlane's) Prices | Click Here |
| Entertainment Card Price Guide | Click Here |
| Limited-Edition Collectible Prices (Bradford, Costello, Danbury Mint, Gartlan, Hackett American Plates, Hallmark, Hartland, Highland Mint, Memory Co., Romito, Salvino Sports Impressions etc.) | Click Here |
Due to President-elect Barack Obama’s historic election to the White House, interest in his trading cards and autographs has spiked dramatically.
Sometimes, even a Disney movie like "Invincible", which stars Mark Wahlberg as Vince Papale, (Philadelphia Eagles), can cause a once obscure (common) card: 1977 Topps #397 Vince Papale RC to increase by 10,000%. Yes, that is correct!!!! "Invincible" is a film that is based upon the real-life story of Vince Papale. He tried out for the Philadelphia Eagles in 1976 and made the team at the age of 30, becoming the oldest rookie in NFL history. He was a bartender and substitute teacher who never played college football.
Depending on the player, production quantities and perceived
value, cards may be submitted for
Grading
to an independent "third" party. The higher the grade,
the more valuable the card.
For example, a key rookie card #1 for Ken Griffey Jr. is his
1989 Upper Deck card. A key rookie card #138 of Kobe Bryant is his
1996-97 Topps Chrome card. According to the latest Beckett
Monthly Baseball and Basketball Magazines below are prices listed, (except BGS
10 for Kobe Bryant):
| Card | 1989 Upper Deck #1 | 1996-97 Topps Chrome #138 |
| Player | Ken Griffey Jr. RC | Kobe Bryant RC |
| Ungraded | $40 | $275 |
| BGS 9.0 Mint | $80 | $275 |
| BGS 9.5 Gem Mint | $300 | $475 |
| BGS 10 Pristine | $1400 | $1600* |
| *Sold for on Beckett MarketPlace in April 2008 | ||
The above is a classic example of supply and demand.
See the
BECKETT POPULATION REPORT for the Kobe Bryant card.
Why should someone buy Graded
Cards? Trimming and counterfeiting are problems that face the
hobby. Graded cards, from the reputable companies,
are a wise investment. Here are the
Top 30 Graded Cards.
Many of our cards are Graded by the various manufacturers. We offer some of the best prices on Graded Sports Cards on the Internet.
Note: The above presentation is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any cards for investment. It is provided to assist readers in understanding the card market dynamics.
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