At just 54 cards, with reasonably priced Hall of Famers and a pair of cards that feature Babe Ruth, the 1931 W517 baseball set is easy to like.
Winning Super Bowl MVP Doesn’t Guarantee Collectible Value
February 4, 2012 By
When it comes to Super Bowl MVP voting, it’s one brick in a larger body of work that determines long term value among sports collectors.
Rodgers Rookie Cards Have Doubled in Value Since Start of NFL Season
November 23, 2011 By
Scoff if you must at the volatility of the new card market, but clearly there’s a bull market on Aaron Rodgers rookie cards that shows no sign of slowing down.
eBay Will Offer Sellers Break on Final Value Fees
October 10, 2011 By
eBay has announced a seller’s discount on fees between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Time for Teams to Stop Pretending Home Run Balls Have Little Value
September 19, 2011 By
The family of an Atlanta teen is crying foul over a home run ball hit by Chipper Jones and the sly way they believe the team got away with a one-sided trade.
How Does Death Really Affect The Value of An Autograph?
June 2, 2011 By
Analyzing prices of recently deceased Hall of Famer autographs.
Eye for Value: Dealers See Potential in Nice, Old Sets
June 22, 2010 By
Breaking up is not hard to do when you’ve got a gorgeous ’33 Goudey set.
Baseballs Signed by Hall of Famers Still Focus for Many
April 28, 2010 By
The single-signed ball is still the bomb for most collectors.
Shaffer: Marketing to Kids an Industry Must
April 22, 2010 By
The industry has to connect with kids’ habits if it’s going to stay relevant according to one former sports card company executive.
Signed Baseballs Back with Vietnam Vet
April 5, 2010 By
They were in a box of hand-me-downs but the young boy who got them in the 1960s felt they should go back to the original owner who’d been serving in Vietnam.
Five Post-1990 Baseball Card Sets Worth Having
January 25, 2010 By
Dismiss if you must, but sooner or later at least a few modern era card sets will gather some long-term respect.
Investing in Mickey Mantle Baseball Cards
December 30, 2008 By
Nearly 58 years after he first put on a major league uniform, Mickey Mantle remains the hottest baseball card property. Which of #7′s cards are undervalued?
