Original News Service photos or press photos of Babe Ruth sell in the $125. -$350. price range. Photo composition, if it was used in publication, and historic relevance of the photo will dictate the value.
When Babe Ruth died in August, 1948, The Sporting News published an eight-page obituary as a supplement to the regular issue. The cover featured the now famous picture taken on Babe Ruth day at Yankee Stadium, standing at the plate with the players along side the foul line. If this is photo you have, and it is an original, stamped "The Sporting News" on the reverse it will have significant value.
I am not aware of a photo premium issued by The Sporting News in 1948. If it is a premium it could have a value of about $200. - $300.
AAA Grading does not exist anymore, and an item graded or authenticated by them might not hold much weight. PSA/DNA does have such a service, and this will add value to the photo.
In an auction held in 2005 a 1920's photograph of Babe Ruth hitting an over-sized Baseball, stamped The Sporting News on the reverse in excellent condition sold for $325.
A slabbed coin is a coin that was graded by a grading service. There are many grading services out there. You can use google to find some of them. Having a coin graded can give you the exact value and therefore is easier to determine its value.
To determine the value and authenticity of graded magic cards, you can look at the grading company's reputation, the condition of the card, and the grading label on the card holder. Authenticity can be confirmed through the grading company's certification process and by comparing the card to known authentic versions. The value of a graded magic card is influenced by factors such as rarity, condition, and demand in the market.
A graded pokemon card means the card's been authenticated; physical condition has been evaluated and assigned a respective grading. Grading increases the value of the card, while grading, the cards are either slabbed or placed inside a protective case. Popular companies that Grade cards include PSA, BGS SGC and GAI
It all depends on the grading and what company you had it graded from. The condition, population, and what company the card is graded from will determine the value of any baseball card.
A 1921 Philadelphia issue Morgan graded MS-66 has a average retail value of $800.00 but to get even close to this price, it must be slabbed by a known professional grading service.
It depends solely on the grade of the coins. Without professional grading of the quality of the coins the value is between 300-500 retail. If they are graded high the value rises considerably...
Graded and AuthenticatedPSA/DNA provides both Grading and authenticating services. You could visit their website for information on the process and pricing. Your Mariners baseball could be mailed to them or check their show schedule to see if they will be in your area. Having the signatures graded will add value to the ball, and signatures that have not been properly authenticated could sell at half the market value or less.
Comic book grading is giving a value to the condition of the comic book. Comics Guaranty Company or CGC is a company that will grade and seal a comic for a fee. Getting a comic graded allows the collector to better interpret the value of the comic if they would like to sell it or even get it insured.
There is no set price for graded cards, but in most cases collectors will pay more for a card that is graded than for a card that is not. Highly sought after cards if graded can sell for as much as twice the market value or more. A card that has a low demand could just bring market value even if graded. Grade is always a big component of price. The higher the grade, the more desirable, and consequently, the more valuable the card will have. Nowadays nearly all valuable sports cards are graded using the 10 Point Grading Scale established by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) in 1991.
if the company is not legitimate then it would seem any grade they placed on a coin would be worthless. If you want a true grade send it to a well known grading service.
could be $50, or could be $50,000. It all depends on its condition. Coins are graded on a scale of 1 (very worn) to - 70 (perfect mint state). There are coin grading services that can help like PCGS, and NGC. If it has little or no wear its worth getting it graded.
The potential collector value for your Model 64 can not be determined without first knowing which specific variant that it is (e.g. Sporting rifle, Deer Rifle, Carbine, or Deluxe Carbine), and what the graded condition is. In order to determine the graded condition, it must be visually inspected and evaluation. Bert H.