August 5, 200818 yr Author I have the Derek Jeter 1992 Draft Card. Isn't there somewhere online I can look this stuff up.
August 5, 200818 yr Basically, 80's and 90's baseball era cards are not worth that much. You have Griffey Jr's rookie, Bonds rookie, and a few more that are only worth $20+. Beckett Baseball Card Monthly is around $10. But well worth it when trying to figure out what cards are worth. I have well over a 1000 cards. A bunch of rookies, and memorabilia cards. I do sell some cards on EBay, but not many. Sometimes cards just don't sell that well. The last I sold for $50+ was a Ryan Howard autographed rookie. I did sell some old football cards I had. About 4-500. I sold them for around $40 dollars. I had some good rookies within those. Still, you aren't going to get what you paid for them. Not even half.
August 5, 200818 yr I have the Derek Jeter 1992 Draft Card. Isn't there somewhere online I can look this stuff up. Is it Topps, Upper Deck, or another company issued card?
August 5, 200818 yr I have the Derek Jeter 1992 Draft Card. Isn't there somewhere online I can look this stuff up. All depends on the condition of the card. http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=derek+jeter+1992+rookie&category0= I had a Ryne Sandberg rookie card from 1982, it even said 3B on it, since that's where the Phillies put him when they called him up. Even with his induction, I don't think the card is worth that much, even if it's in mint condition. Card collecting became too much of a business for me and I lost interest.
August 5, 200818 yr I have the Derek Jeter 1992 Draft Card. Isn't there somewhere online I can look this stuff up.Get you a Beckett Baseball Card magazine. It lists a lot, of prices for various cards and types. They may even have an on-line service, no idea.
August 5, 200818 yr Author Is it Topps, Upper Deck, or another company issued card? Topps, it looked at one of ebay and it doesn't looke like they are worth much.
August 5, 200818 yr Author All depends on the condition of the card. http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=derek+jeter+1992+rookie&category0= I had a Ryne Sandberg rookie card from 1982, it even said 3B on it, since that's where the Phillies put him when they called him up. Even with his induction, I don't think the card is worth that much, even if it's in mint condition. Card collecting became too much of a business for me and I lost interest. Yeah thats the exact card and its in pretty good shape. I have always had it in a case.
August 5, 200818 yr Topps, it looked at one of ebay and it doesn't looke like they are worth much. If it is in mint condition, it would be worth around $12-$15. I have the same card graded 9.5 (which means it has 4 sharp corners, centered, and no blemishes) and it's worth is double. Graded cards are cards that sent to a company that grades cards, such as Beckett. They look at the cards then give it a grade based on it's look. They then place it in a plastic card holder with the grade.
August 5, 200818 yr Get you a Beckett Baseball Card magazine. It lists a lot, of prices for various cards and types. They may even have an on-line service, no idea. They and other card pricing operations generally charge you to subscribe. Just drop the $6-$7 for the Beckett or SportsCard Monthly.
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