Print by GH Hastings 1888 of a Boston Team playing a game. I would like to know a value as well as which team?
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I just want you to get your 3 pts. Yahoo now charges 5pts for question and 3 if you pick the best and 2 if you put it to a vote. In a way I'm trying to help you out. Wish I new the answer for this one. Sorry!!
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Geez... How many players are on the DL.  First off drop Garciaparra and Hermida. You have Pujols so what’s the use of Jacobs? Looks like you have some solid relievers and a few decent starters.  Keep KROD, Jennings, Seo, Verlander, Capuano, Sheets, Lidge, Sanchez.  Place Hendrickson as DL. Lowry is also still hurt.  I’m not familiar with “Balldelli…” You can try to use Wright, Johnson, Ortiz and anyone else I forgot as a potential trade.
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Steinbrenner could definitely sell the Yankees for a billion dollars. The way Forbes comes up with how much a team is worth is by liquidating all of their assets. Like the stadium, name and liscensing. With the Yankees, you also have YES network, and that boosts what the team is worth because it belongs to the Yankees name. You;ve also got to remember that it's really only worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it. I think the Red Sox were sold a few years back for 686 million. They weren't worth that much. But that's what the previous owner was able to get for it. On the other hand, when the Montreal Expos were getting ready to fold their franchise, they tried to sell it first. And nobody wanted them. Major League Baseball ended up taking over ownership of the Expos for a payout of . . . nothing. Clearly a professional baseball team is worth more than $0 dollars, but nobody wanted them
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You'll have to post a picture of it, look it up in Beckett's basketball card book, or take it to a shop and get it appraised. You could also take the more practical approach by selling it on ebay. However much someone pays for it, that's what it's worth.
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Yeah it all depends on the type of card it is and the condition it's in.  You can look in a beckett price guide though.  It's probably not worth much, I'd guess $1 or so, if that.
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BOSTON SOX ALL THE WAY!!! No, I'm not the least bit excited about baseball (can ya tell?). :) I'm really looking forward to the season, and my city now has a new 1A team that is a farm team for Boston. Go Drive!!! Ok, I know, the Greenville Drive isn't the most exciting name, but it's better than the Sand Gnats. No offense to the Sand Gnat fans meant of course.
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Carl Yastrzemski LF Boston Red Sox\n\nAverage .326\nHome Runs 44\nRBI       121
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Wow. That must be worth a lot. I'd start off by asking a baseball card shop owner his opion. Maybe go to two or three places. Good luck.
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Wikipedia is usually good, just type the players name into the search box.\n\nIf you need a list of players from a team, Baseball Library is better.
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My first source is what you are looking for. Just add the 32 teams playing today to that list to get the full one. The 2nd and 3rd sources may be of interest to you.
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i, too, would pick up the most recent copy of beckett's price guide. it is generally regarded as the leader in accurate sports card value. in the meantime, protect these cards and keep them in the best condition you can. whatever you do, don't choose the path my dad chose and put them in your bicycle spokes to make noise!
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try "checking" with the boston red sox pesonally...try finding a phone number for a representative
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Wow, I was expecting something more common when I opened this.  But what you are describing may be exceptionally rare.  What shape is the card in?  Are you sure that the card and the signature are authentic?\nBe wary of just going down to your local baseball card shop and trying to get a price for it, they might try to rip you off.  What you have could be worth a significant amount of money, and my guess is that it is probably rare enough, that the best way to establish a value would be via a well publicised auction.
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I would check out the Yankees' '92 roster and do a Google image search on some of the names. If you can take a guess of who it is and go on your suspicion, that might get you your answer quicker. If there's a name you don't recognize, it could very well be that guy.
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You have a baseball made by the J. DeBeers Co. (J stands for Jacob). DeBeers was bought by Worth Sporting Goods and recently Worth was purchased by Rawlings.\n\nJacob DeBeers started making baseball in 1889 in Albany NY.\n\nCould easily be over 30 years, however, don't get your hopes up on how much it is worth.
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Well, there's 162 games in a season and your team looks stacked to me.  Delgado is warming up, Pudge started out well, Sheffield always takes a little time, Manny is getting hot....Pitching looks well rounded.  I would let it ride to be honest.  You'll win soon and I don't think you'll stop.
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Around $1000. That is a very nice find, extremely rare. One of the most valuable baseball cards around.\n\nEric S, it is true the card goes for 900 and 2000 on Ebay, but the actual value is from 750-1000 dollars.