The value of Baseball cards as with any other collectible is dictated by supply, and demand. The lower the number of items available on the market with the highest demand will have a higher value. Older baseball cards are fewer in number than today's baseball cards, and in general have a higher value. There are modern cards that have high value, that are available in high numbers but, the demand for those cards is greater than the number avalible. As time passes if collectors lose interest in these cards because of the large numbers printed the value will drop big time. The older cards in less number in time will have a better chance of holding their value longer.
That depends on what cards those are. If you have rare cards from the 1980 and down, than a lot, but if you mean cards from 1990 to 2008 than not a lot. If the cards from 1990 to 2008 are rookie cards, and they are very very good players, like the 1993 Derek Jeter rookie card than those will be worth a lot of money. Of course if its an auto or memorabilia than obviously the card value goes up.
i have Donruss baseball puzzle 7 cards in packages are they worth anything
no and yes because the real Baseball card is not paper
His rookie card is worth $8 All his other cards unless they are parallels, autographs, or game used cards are worth under $1 each.
i have pinnacle 98 baseballcards in a can dogegers mike piazza on can whats it worth
yes they should be worth something but i am not sure how much though
Depends on the card. Some good players will be worth a lot, others won't.
Are cards from the 1985 Royals World Series team worth anything.
some are and then some are not worth anything...if it is bent it is not worth anything
Of course! Fans love to know stats and years about there favorite teams and players.
Not really
4 the most part baseball...
A whole bunch of great memories...and maybe a few bucks on eBay for a full set but it won't buy yah more than dinner.