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    Quote Originally Posted by mess0312
    This may or may not work, try going to ebay and using there completed auctions and see what the item have sold for. Most of the time you will not find an auction due to scarcity, but some might have been listed. Also......

    If you can fina price on another card from the set that has a higher production lets say /250 or /500 maybe you can use some kind of multiple of the more producted card. Also.....

    Try looking at other sets to see if something close exists for the player and try and decide that way.

    Frustrating those N/A's arent they?

    Completed auctions is always a good guide, but you have to pay attention to the way it was listed also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gkeenan
    Gee that's all...boy not much value in these cards...lol. Good thing I collect because I just love it...:new_shock

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    IDk man I'm more of a football guy jus dont listen to me, and I'd have to see the cards so yea just ignore it.

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    If they are low numbered, there aren't enough cards being sold to put a BV on them. What you can do is look to see if it is a parrell of something that is higher numbered. Like /500 or /250. You can see that BV and probley multiply by 2-3x.

    Also you can check the eBay ended items, and find out that way. Now about your selling them. You would probbly get $200-$300 on all of them as one lot. If you sold them as singles I think you could get over $350 for them.

    For trading you can put a higher value on them. If it sells for $50, then you might be able to trade for a $70-$100 card. You can put a value on them, but other traders might not agree and others will. My $0.02

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    Thanks everybody...I'm learning more and more everyday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevesportscards
    If they are low numbered, there aren't enough cards being sold to put a BV on them. What you can do is look to see if it is a parrell of something that is higher numbered. Like /500 or /250. You can see that BV and probley multiply by 2-3x.

    Also you can check the eBay ended items, and find out that way. Now about your selling them. You would probbly get $200-$300 on all of them as one lot. If you sold them as singles I think you could get over $350 for them.

    For trading you can put a higher value on them. If it sells for $50, then you might be able to trade for a $70-$100 card. You can put a value on them, but other traders might not agree and others will. My $0.02

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    I guess I might have been close ;)

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    Also even $2-300 sale value isnt bad when you consider that most cards usually sell for 25%-30% book. Giving you $1200 in trade value with that estimate assuming the sale value of 25%

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