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What is value of a 1917 Joe DiMaggio Jr basecard?
Joe DiMaggio was 3 years old in 1917, and you are mistaken on what year the card is from. DiMaggio's Major League debut was in May of 1936. The 1938 Goudey Joe DiMaggio is considered his rookie card, and sells for about $4,000. and up in excellent+ condition. The same card graded by PSA in near/Mint-Mint condition could sell between $15,000. AND $40.000. Some of his early cards were made by Play ball (1939 Play Ball Joe DiMaggio #26 baseball card ) A good way of finding the value of collectible items is to see what they are selling for at auction. eBay would be a good yardstick for this. Regardless of what an item is listed for in a "price guide" the true value is what collectors are currently paying for it. Steven KeyMan If you send me the correct information on the card you are looking for I'll be happy to help you out.
What is the value of 1937 bill Hayes autograph baseball card by joe dimaggio and bill Hayes?
Value of Autograph card by Bill Hayes Standing next to Joe DiMaggio ?
What is the value of a Joe Dimaggio revelation baseball bat?
80.00
Which New York Yankees player was married to Marilyn Monroe?
Joe Dimaggio
What is the value of Joe DiMaggio's signature on a menu from his restaurant?
2 grand
How tall was joe dimaggio?
Joe dimaggio was about 6'2".
What is Joe DiMaggio's address?
Joe DiMaggio died in 1999.
Is joe dimaggio a Mexican?
is joe dimaggio mexican descent
What is the value of a 1993 pinnacle joe dimaggio?
Less than 50 cents.
What number did Joe DiMaggio wear?
Joe DiMaggio wore #5 for the Yankees.
What caused baseball legend Joe DiMaggio and the New York Yankees to have a bitter dispute in 1938?
Joe DiMaggio and the Yankees were involved in bitter contract dispute. DiMaggio was asking for $45,000 and the Yankees said they wouldn't pay him more than $25,000. After sitting out during spring training, DiMaggio finally caved and signed for $25,000.
What year was Joe DiMaggio a rookie?
Joe Dimaggio was a rookie in 1936.
