Kind of OT question involving collectibles
by cursedcleveland on Mar 21, 2008 12:05 PM EDT
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PrintI have since been bitten by baseball card bug that last had a hold on me in the mid nineties. I wanted to grab a bunch of prospect and rookie cards along with some of my current favorite players. As we all know things done changed in the past 15 years in the card industry and I'm looking for a good online source where I could find prices, breakdowns, and a place to buy cards. Aside from paying for Beckett's online services are there any good free pricing guides? Who has the best online sales? Any help would be great.
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I buy most of my stuff from eBay. It's a buyer's market, so prices are generally pretty low. Obviously, the general eBay caveats are appropriate- check a seller's feedback...My best suggestion is to buy a Beckett Quarterly magazine. It's got pretty much everything in it (as opposed to the stream-lined monthly mag). While it won't necessarily reflect immediate price spikes/drops, it's an essential tool.
If you want singles ...
Bowman is the way to go (Draft picks and Regular Bowman Chrome). And you can get the best prices at Ebay.
If you want to do whole boxes of Bowman and such, I usually go on dcssportscards.com. Good prices and fast shipping.
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