Anyone have pricing guides for sports cards?

[-Josh-]

I have this card, and i've tried looking all over the net for an online guide that doesn't cost me any money. And i can't find it. So i was wondering if any of you could help me get some prices on 10 or 15 cards i have that are rare jewels. I found them while searching through an old tub of sports cards that i kept under my bed for years, and now that i moved into my apartment i started sorting through and have found probably a few hundred or more dollars worth of cards, and i still have about 400 more cards to go...

Any help is appreciated, thank you.



The first two cards i'm concerned about are-


Michael Jordan- Baseball, card 500, Upper Deck(collectors choice) Year 1995. If it helps it's a side shot of him sitting on something and getting his picture taken by another photographer. White Sox rookie card.

The other is one of him finishing a golf swing. It's also an upper deck brand. 1994, card 204. Pro Files.

Thank you if you find any prices.

[Andydg]

I've never been able to find any free pricing guides.

[91300zxtt]

Sorry Josh, those ones arem't worth much. I used to be a card freak, like over 100,000 cards. Try beckett.com or google beckett because im not sure if thats the site for cards or not.

[Heep]

Yeah, sorry on the Jordan one - I think it was actually fairly common.

I have some price guides but they're from like 1992 so not much help

I've got a ton of cards from when I used to collect them in the early 90s, but unfortunately I just threw most of them haphazardly, with no semblance of order, into a large box a long time ago, so many are bent. I've got a mint Upper Deck Sammy Sosa rookie card around somewhere though...

Edit: You should probably be able to take one out from your local library, or at the least, look at it there. If they don't have one (which would surprise me), you should be able to flip through one for sale at the appropriate store just to find the cards you're looking for...

[indyram]

The jordan cards were so common and he never was any good, so thus his cards (even the rookie cards) aren't worth much more than the paper they are printed on. There I don't believe are any free online guides anymore. If you don't want to spend the $3 on a beckett find an online card shop and look at their prices.

[sivic02]

I checked out some prices at becketts website a while ago, you can do it for free you just have to keep going back to the main page after each time you do a search.

[TexasF355F1]

Yea, the Jordan baseball card isn't worth anything. As for his basketball cards.......cha-ching$$$$

[publicenemy137]

good ole comic card collecting days, those were the days...

[dantheman00114]

beckett is the best

[Suislide]

i think i have a Steve Yzerman rookie card around somewhere...

and a bunch of older Dale Earnhardt ones that might be worth something now that he's expired.