I've got a load of old baseball cards in collectible condition and I haven't found a really reliable way of selling them. A lot of them are definitely collector's items to some people and I don't want to go selling those for like 10 bucks at a pawn shop. Remember in Blast From the Past? Remember how the main character sold a bunch of old baseball cards and got loads of money for them. Well anyway I want to sell some of mine and I'd appreciate any help on this topic.|||Bring them to a Sports Card show and show them to several dealers. You should go with a price you would accept in mind, if all the dealers give you a figure way under what you think you should be getting, then you're probably way off on their actual value. Sports cards prior to 1980 are "old", anything newer is not. Do your research, buy a guide, read it, learn how to grade and put a value on your cards - then hit the shows or local stores.|||I would go to checkoutmycards.com. You create an account online and then you send them your cards. They scan your cards, lookup their book prices, and upload them to your online collection. You can set the asking price for how much you want to sell your cards. And then, they house, insure and advert
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|||eBay.|||By a Beckett for each sports you have for the year they cost about 8.00 dollars then you need to have them in protective sleeves. They have two types penny ones and thicker ones obviously you want the ones worth more protected. You can also sell them on eBay or try an ad in the paper.
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