Are there any free online price guides for baseball cards?
550573
if you're wanting to see what something will actually sell for, look on ebay.  look at stuff that's already sold and you can see what you should be able to get for whatever you have.
671332
www.beckett.com this is the best card pricing or goto your local card shop and pick up a beckett
453636
Buy a Beckett's Guide.  It'll cost you about $3 at any magazine stand, and it'll give estimated prices for cards.
816139
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.
448502
go to ebay and see what it's going for there.... that's always a good estimate of what you can get for any cards
498536
Here is a good one:\n\nhttp://www.beckett.com/\n\nIt looks like you have to subscribe to this one though.\n\n\n\nI would also check card manufacturer sites like these:\n\nhttp://www.topps.com/\nhttp://www.donruss.com/\nhttp://www.upperdeck.com/
314925
Yes.  Beckett would be best, but costs $3.99 a month.\n\nA good judge of value would be eBay.
751653
You can go to priceguide.beckett.com to find out the prices of cards, but I think you have to become a member and I am pretty sure that there is a fee, but depending on how much you need the prices, it might or might not be worth it.
488382
Pick up a Becketts baseball card price guide.
736707
Beckett.com offers a free program where it will price any type of cards for you.  You could also check the yellow pages for a comic book/collectables store - often times they offer apprasial services.\n\nIt could be a far shot, but sometimes talking to other fans at baseball/basketball games can lead to finding out how much things are worth, I've been known to chat up people just to discover they're in the buisness of apprasial.\n\nI hope this helps.
986438
As a Davey fan the collection I have is not for sale.But I keep up with the prices with "BECKETTS PRICE GUIDE,or magazine".But what ever price they quot is the value a dealer will sell it to you,but they will only give you about 1/2 of that price.
1170622
Random House has a book, The Official Beckett Price Guide to Basketball Cards 2006 Edition #15, which has:\n\n• The most current market prices and trends for Basketball Card Collectors\n\n• Over 50,000 price listings for full sets and individual basketball cards from 1948 to the present. \n\n• Advice on how to buy and sell your cards, understand card values, care for your cards, and profit from your card collection.
200347
Ebay is your best bet. Get a Beckett price guide and put em up for auction.
28351
In addition to buying the monthly Beckett Price Guide (you can get it any larger bookstore), you should probably pick up the larger quarterly publication Beckett puts out.  \n\nThis publication lists thousands more cards than the monthly, which tends to focus on more current releases.  Beckett also releases an annual price guide, which covers just about every card in existance for the sport you want.\n\nAlternatively, check out Beckett's web site, where you can subscrive to their online price guide for a few bucks a month per sport.\n\nJust bear in mind that the Beckett prives are a guide only; when you're selling to a dealer, for example, they might pay 15-25% of the Beckett value.  Ebay is a good source to sell uncommon cards, and you should typically expect to get about 30-50% of Beckett value.
1059072
Check out www.beckett.com. If those are the Topps version with the wood background, then they are not worth very much at all. I can't remember any superstars that were on the Tigers that year.\n\nYou can log onto beckett.com by creating a username then find the "my collection" tab and insert the cards that you have and it will update the price with your refresh button.
1027107
The Beckett Baseball Price Guide lists it between 40 cents to $1.\n\nWhy so low?   Topps issued tens of thousands of this card -- making it a common (accessible) card to purchase.\n\nIt's still a cool card!
188815
eBay is a terrible place to assess value for anything other than the most high-end, hard-to-find items. Buy a copy of Becket Baseball Card Monthly, the standard for card prices. \nI agree with the above poster about the umm, design for the 1987 set. However, I would revise the valuation upwardly to, perhaps, around $50, based mostly on the strength of the McGwire card and the growing appreciation in prices of 1980s sets. But definitely check this with BBCM.