What is best way to sell sports cards?
Best Places to Sell Sports Cards
- eBay. eBay is the most widely recognized online platform among sports cards traders.
- Beckett. Beckett is a popular platform where you can sell and trade sports cards.
- Amazon. We don’t recommend buying from Amazon since it typically consists of overpriced cards.
- Blowout Forums.
- StockX.
How do I find the value of my sports cards?
- Step 1: Find a card that you would like to find the value of.
- Step 2: Figure out the manufacturer (Topps, Bowman, Fleer, etc).
- Step 3: Figure out what year your card is from.
- Step 3: Honestly assess the condition of the card.
- Step 4: Search eBay for the card you have “1957 Topps Sandy Koufax.”
Is it worth it to sell sports cards? Are Sports Cards Still Worth Money? Yes, sports cards are still worth money, but not immediately. You won’t be able to walk into a shop, hand over your collection, and walk out with a ton of cash most of the time. There’s a process if you want to sell your cards, and only some cards are going to be worth selling.
How do I sell a large sports card collection? You can auction them yourself on eBay, sell them to a local card shop or dealer, or go to an auction house and have it sell the cards as one big lot. But before you start selling, it’s best to take stock of what you have to see which cards are more valuable than others.
What is best way to sell sports cards? – Additional Questions
Is now a good time to sell baseball cards?
This is why selling and buying sports cards is challenging but also fun. For example, the best time to sell NFL football cards is during the months of September through January the next year. Then, best time to sell your MLB cards would be starting with April and up to October.
How can I sell my baseball cards for the most money?
Card Dealers & Shops
If your collection consists of pre-War or vintage cards (and even some modern cards) but you have to sell quickly, then this is likely your best option. By negotiating either in person, by email or by phone with a dealer or card shop you can sell quickly at an agreed upon price.
How do you get a card collection appraised?
To get an appraisal, submit your card(s) for PSA grading and, once graded, submit them for appraisal services. Since the PSA will only appraise items that it has certified, the organization’s authenticity and accuracy are valid in a court of law and for insurance purposes.
Can you sell on Beckett?
Contact our Beckett Marketplace Team to start selling today!
Is there an app to scan baseball cards?
CollX (pronounced “collects”) answers the question every collector has: “What’s it worth?” The app lets you scan any baseball, football, basketball, hockey, soccer, or wrestling card and instantly identify it and get the average market value.
What do you do with baseball cards from the 80s and 90s?
If you’re looking to sell your late-80s and early-90s cards, you’re not alone. The cards are worthless because nobody’s buying. Don’t blame the card shop owner for not wanting them. They won’t be able to sell them, so if they take them off your hands, they’re merely adding to a potential fire hazard.
How can I get money for old baseball cards?
Where Can You Sell Baseball Cards?
- Sports Collectible Shops.
- eBay.
- Facebook Groups (Social Media)
- Special Shows or Events.
- Direct Selling to Online Hobby Shops.
- Direct Selling to Customers Online.
- Auction or Auction House.
- Baseball Card Grading Guide.
What baseball cards from the 80’s and 90’s are worth money?
Most Valuable Baseball Cards of the 80’s and 90’s: Our Favorites
- 1987 Donruss Barry Bonds Error. Recent eBay Values.
- 1993 Finest Refractor Ken Griffey.
- 1991 Topps Desert Shield Chipper Jones.
- 1990 Topps Frank Thomas No Name.
- 1989 Ken Griffey Jr.
- 1988 Craig Biggio.
- 1993 SP FOIL Derek Jeter.
- 1985 Topps Mark McGwire.
How much does it cost to have a baseball card graded?
PSA grading costs range anywhere from $20 per card all the way up to $10,000 per card, depending on the value of the card, the age of the card, how many cards you’re submitting at one time, how fast you want the turnaround to be, and other factors.
How do you get baseball cards graded for free?
PSA Photograde™ Online, a free, new online service from Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA), helps hobbyists gain a better understanding of the PSA Grading Standards and how they apply to their cards by providing a visual tour. It is easily accessed from the PSA home page, www.psacard.com.
Can I grade my own cards?
Self-grading allows collectors to get an idea of the general condition a card is actually in. They can then get a better estimate of what grade it might receive upon submission. Corners and edges that, to the naked eye, appear sharp, may not be when viewed under magnification.
Can I get my card graded in person?
You can get cards graded in person, but it’s worth noting it can be expensive. It also depends on where you live in the US. You can’t currently take your sports cards to a card grading company’s offices and expect in-person grading to be done.
How much does it cost to send a card to PSA?
Card Grading Postage Fees
| TOTAL DECLARED VALUE |
Over $50,000 call for rates |
|
$0 – $100 |
$25,001 – $50,000 |
| 1 – 8 items |
$15.00 |
$78.30 |
| 9 – 20 items |
$18.00 |
$81.30 |
| 21 – 50 items |
$23.00 |
$84.30 |
How long does it take to get a card graded?
I have a card graded by another grading company (BGS, SGC, etc.)? How do I get it graded by PSA? A12. You have two options.
PSA Grading Tips Tricks and Frequently Asked Questions.
| Service Level |
Current Turnaround Time (door to door) |
| Walk Through |
Approximately 2 weeks |
| Super Express |
Approximately 2 weeks |
| Express |
Approximately 3-4 weeks. |
| Regular |
Approximately 2 months. |
How long does PSA grading take?
Card must have a declared value of $49,999 or less.
Card Authentication & Grading.
| Service Level |
Estimated Turnaround Time* (in calendar days) |
| Regular |
15-30 Days |
| Economy |
45-90 Days |
| Value** |
90-120 Days |
| Reholder |
90 Days |
Can I drop off cards to PSA?
To submit trading cards to PSA for authentication and grading, please visit PSA’s Online Submission Center. PSA’s New Jersey Office only accepts drop-off and shipped submissions for Autograph Authentication, Autograph Encapsulation, Autograph Grading, Original Photos, and purchases of PSA supplies.
How do you clean cards before grading?
