Sports Cards

[X-Longshot-X]

Anyone know any good sites where i could check the current value of some of my sports cards....I have a few that went up in value a litttle bit this weekend......If anyone collects cards post your top five.

1.) Mark McGwire rookie
2.) Autographed Shaq Rookie
3.) Bret Favre Rookie
4.) Autographed Ben Roethlisbouger(sp?) Jersey Rookie
5.) Carson Palmer Rookie

[lightfungus]

I used to collect when I was a kid, but I don't have anything as serious as you have.

1)Signed Gary Sheffield (index card! lame...)
2)Someone stole my (silver and signed, forgot the set) Michael Jordan card
3)Chipper Rookie card
4)Carlos Delgado Rookie (he has become a flop, but it is a special card from the set-all shiny and shit)
5)Frank Thomas glow in the dark!!! wooohooo

These, I guess, are more my favorites than anything special.

[Dodoubled]

When I was 12, I could have sold my baseball cards for about 10 grand. Now, they're worth about 10 hundred ... oh, wait, that's a thousand ...

[Talking Poker]

I'm in the same boat.

[GTDawg]

I probably have a couple thousand cards, there's probably a hundred or so good rookie cards that might be worth something.

I have a Dodgers Rookie Card Limited Set that has Karros, Nomo, Pizza-boy rookie cards together. Perfect condition, it's worth some dough.

I have two gloves, one signed by the 91 ABraves starting rotation and one signed by the 95 ABraves starting rotation.

A bunch of nice baseballs...Lou Brock, 91Braves players/coaches, John Havlichek, Phil Niekro, Dale Murphy, Hank Aaron, and a few others.

Then again, I do work for the Braves, so some of the other stuff I have is pretty nice too.

[Talking Poker]

Nice perk, for sure!

I used to be a pretty serious babeball card and memorabilia collector as a kid. I have dozens of signed cards and balls - many from really big name HoF players, etc. I remember a time when players would sign autographs for free, or even at card shows when you had to pay for them, they were reasonably priced.

In the early 90s, when the baseball card market went crazy and there were just too many things to keep up with, I switched exclusively to collecting one player. Yes, just one player. It's all been packed away and untouched for years, but I will wager that I have one of the top 3 Jose Canseco collections in the world. It might be only top 5 or top 10 by now, but I only ever knew of two guys (with VERY deep pockets, apparently) who MAYBE had a better collection than I did. And collecting was a lot harder back then, before the internet boomed and ebay was born.

You name it - I've got it. Well over 2000 DIFFERENT cards (crazy, isn't it?), game used and signed bats/balls/cleats/shirts... When I lived in PA, I had a lot of it displayed in the guest room of my house. It was pretty cool... It got packed away when I moved though and hasn't been touched since.

Bet you didn't know that about TP.