Racing Cards Values Help

[tarheelsnipe]

I'm mainly a basketball collector, but growing up around Charlotte I've acquired some racing cards through the years from the grocery stores, buying collections and lots. I scanned some into my bucket and was wondering if some of you could take a look and see if anything stands out. Not expecting any home runs, but I'd like to confirm that the big names like Earnhardt and Gordon would go for $1-$2 each at a table.

Link: http://s395.photobucket.com/albums/p...rds/?start=all

Thanks,
Kevin

[skippy]

You might be able to get 1.00 apiece for the Earnhardts at a show, if you found the right buyer. Thing is with 1991 Traks is that they were a dime a dozen, same thing goes for the 1993 Traks Gordon's. Both were hit with the over production that hit all sports back then. The 2001 cards you show would be alittle harder to get rid of, most race collectors have them for there collectins, of course like any card the younger and newer collectors might find the right card if they collector an older driver that is still racing today. it is a case of the established collector alread having them and the newer collectors jumping on the new young guns entering the scene.

As for actual pricing for these we are unable to give out for copy right issues at this time...

[tarheelsnipe]

Thanks. I was just wanting to confirm suspicions of overproduction of the 90's cards. Looks like it was a hobbywide problem across all sports. The Earnhardts should be good for the bargain bin boxes.

I checked the values of some of the cards on the PSA website, but some of the oddball stuff like the Sun Drop and Mom & Pops cards don't show up.

Thanks again for the help.

[TheXsRacer]

I'd like to get these 3 off you




lmk what you need.