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1. cardmavin.com › baseball › free-price-guide-baseballBaseball Card Values – Free Price Guide - CardMavin

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   Jul 30, 2019 · I'll show you how to look up your baseball card values using Mavin. Get real market prices... see what your cards ACTUALLY sell for.

2. www.psacard.com › priceguideTrading Card Values - PSA Price Guide

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   Feb 7, 2024 · It includes over 400,000 prices for a host of different collectibles including, but not limited to: sports and non-sports trading cards, autographs, unopened packs, tickets, professional model bats and graded baseballs. PSA Price Guide covers all the major sports too.

3. ballcardgenius.com › blog › free-baseball-card-priceHow to Look Up Baseball Card Values for Free | 5 Price Guide ...

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   • Card Mavin
   • Sportscard Database
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   The free guide from Card Mavinis powered by eBay, and offers a nice interface and additional options. Rather than having to sift through filters and completed items, Card Mavin presents a list of recently sold cards, and options to easily see average prices for a group of cards, and more. No frills, just a main call to action, which is a nice chang...

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   Creating an account with Sportscard Databaseappears easy. From the looks of it, users will gain access to the following features: 1. Card Reference Library 2. Comparison Shopping 3. Real Time Pricing 4. Deal Finder 5. Card Tracking As for how the prices are derived, they index and normalize online marketplace data and then employ a formula that con...

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   More of a true market value guide rather than a baseball card price guide, the main benefit of using eBayis the real-time data, and vast amounts of transactions from which to draw. One other great perk is that you can more easily price by condition, given that when sellers post on eBay, they must do their best to describe a card’s condition. The pr...

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   While everything above covers your major players in the free price guide game, there are many other options to consider. If you’ve had luck with any of these, I’d love to hear about it: 1. Priceguides.cards 2. Vintagecardprices.com 3. Priceguideapp.com So, hopefully that covers it. Happy pricing!

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4. www.sportscardinvestor.com › cardsSports Card Price Guide and Database - Sports Card Investor

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   Our sports card price guide features millions of cards, complete with sales charts and for sale listings. Here you'll find a baseball card price guide, a basketball card price guide, a football card price guide, as well as soccer, hockey, Marvel and many other types of trading cards.

5. www.sportscardspro.com › category › baseball-cardsBaseball Card Price Guide | PSA, BGS & Ungraded Prices

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   Free Baseball Card price guide with ungraded and graded prices for thousands of Cards. Search for Baseball Cards, browse by Sets, value, and popularity.

6. sportcardvalues.comSport Card Values - A Free Trading Cards Price Guide

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   Sport Card Values: Our Free Price Guide for Trading Cards; sport cards include baseball (MLB), football (NFL), basketball (NBA) & hockey (NHL), soccer (Premier, Bundesliga); and gaming cards include Magic, Pokemon, Marvel, Star Wars. Prices for PSA and BGS graded cards too; covers Upper Deck, Panini, Topps, etc.%.

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   • You can see historic prices for every Card so you know which Baseball Cards are increasing in price and which are dropping. Using these prices and our collection tracker , you can keep track of how much your Baseball Card collection is worth. Free Baseball Card price guide with ungraded and graded prices for thousands of Cards.

   Baseball Card Price Guide | PSA, BGS & Ungraded Prices

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   • Use the QUICK JUMP tool above to find all Baseball Card Sets. Click on any Baseball Card Sets to see a Card list and their current value. From there you can also add a Card to your collection or wishlist. Go to any Card detail page to see current prices for different grades and historic prices too. What's Your Baseball Card Collection Worth?

   Baseball Card Price Guide | PSA, BGS & Ungraded Prices

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   How do I view my baseball card collection?

   • Click on any Baseball Card Sets to see a Card list and their current value. From there you can also add a Card to your collection or wishlist. Go to any Card detail page to see current prices for different grades and historic prices too. What's Your Baseball Card Collection Worth? The most popular players. Click to see their top Cards right now.

   Baseball Card Price Guide | PSA, BGS & Ungraded Prices

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   Where can I find a good value of a sports card?

   • Sportscard Database: Requires a free account to view prices based on market data and a value algorithm. eBay: Easy, familiar. True source of value given cards sold. (Disclosure: This is an eBay affiliate link, and I will receive commission if you follow and make a purchase.) PSA: Best source for graded card “book value.”

   How to Look Up Baseball Card Values for Free

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8. www.cardboardconnection.com › sports-card-price-guidesUse Price Guides to Find the Value of Your Sports Card ...

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   Printed price guides largely use sales data from retail brick-and-mortar stores to price their card listings. Most collectors are aware of the fact that you can often pay significantly more for a card purchased from a baseball card shop as compared to online.