Top 50 Most Watched Sports Card Auctions on eBay

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   Derek | Sep 8, 2012 | Reply

   The Fleer Retro is killing it. Bringing some my favorite, and not so favorite, inserts. I wish had the money for a box. How about a contest?

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   david slomer | Dec 21, 2012 | Reply

   I can not beleive there are not more vintage cards.80 % of auction houses live on pre 1960 cards.
   Regards
   David Slomer

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   Keith | Jan 30, 2013 | Reply

   I currently have a Bowman Platinum Anthony Rendon Authgraphed Prospect Red Refractor redemption. Can’t seem to figure out how much it is worth. Any ideas?

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   dan peterson | Feb 10, 2013 | Reply

   I have thousands of baseball cards, from 1920 and up. How do I find out how to aution these cards. Looking to hire or find some help with selling.
   Sincerely,
   Dan Peterson

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   dan peterson | Feb 26, 2013 | Reply

   i have a lot of cards from 1920 and up how do i sell them

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   Shane | Mar 1, 2013 | Reply

   Hey Mike, I love your story. I had a similar experience actually. I quit collecting when I started high school but when I moved for graduate school I stumbled across my collection and fell back in love with the hobby. Collecting certainly helped me manage the three year stress of law school. I just hope the hobby continues to grow, but the current environment doesn’t suggest as much. Your website is a great push toward progress, so thanks for your contribution!

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   Mike | Jun 24, 2013 | Reply

   Confused as to how the #1 most watched auction does not pertain to a ‘single’ as is explicitly written: “It tracks the 50 most watched sports card singles being sold on eBay.com at any given point in time.”

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   Mike Smeth | Jun 24, 2013 | Reply

   Mike » Thanks for pointing that out. The reason it showed up was that the seller used a set of keyword phrases in a manner that we had never encountered before in this context. We have right around 20 filters that we have develloped in addition to the standard ways (i.e. category based searches) which are all designed to make these and similar “Hot Lists” and “Most Watched” lists provide the most relevant, informative and actionable data as possible to very carefully curate the results.

   Since it is a realtime service, we have no choice but to make a large portion of it automated. But as our trackers have become more and more popular we’ve be constantly finetuning the process. We REALLY appreciate readers like you who make us aware of issues as it allows us to make the site better for everyone.

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   Debbie Walker | Oct 27, 2013 | Reply

   Are you interested in buying a 1966-1993 Nolan Ryan Trading Card series which are still in the box? Pacific, Texas Express. Contains 30 cards. Authorized by Nolan Ryan. I don’t have a website set up. Please let me know if you are interested and what your offer is so I can decide if I can part with them.
   I also have a Cooperstown Collection Nolan Ryan embossed metal collector cards. Each Card is still wrapped in the plastic. The backs of the cards have pertinent information about the team he was playing on, and his stats such as when he passed the 5,000 strike out plateau and this is just one tidbit, Please let know if you are interested and what your offer will be on one or both.

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    Debbie Walker | Nov 27, 2013 | Reply

    I have those too. I can’t believe those metal cards with all the information and dates on the back of them are not valuable. I would think they would be pretty rare especially Nolan Ryan. I am out of work on disability and am trying to sell, not buy.

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    Debbie Walker | Nov 27, 2013 | Reply

    Thanks for your information though. Do you know of any sites I could go to to try to sell?

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    gene shott | Jan 22, 2014 | Reply

    I believe Tom Brady is the next Michael Jordan what do you think.

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    gary | Feb 1, 2014 | Reply

    i look at these auctions and say to myself you are all over bidding for these cards the auto cards while not common there autographs are as for the grading of cards that is great but it is an artificial increase of the real value of the cards but the market fuels the price and that market is going backwards the next generation just doesnt have the same passion for sports cards

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    emeekins | Mar 30, 2014 | Reply

    tom brady the next MJ? I want some of what your smoking.

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    charlie | May 23, 2014 | Reply

    hahah those Nolan ryan pacific cards , the whole set , sucks. they aren’t worth anything. there were about a million of them and being that it was a set made to collect, and Nolan ryan which everyone loves, nobody threw them out or trashed em or anyting. everyone put em up to collect so they aerent worth bout 20 bucks.

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    Tom Curry | Aug 20, 2014 | Reply

    My grandfather whom was a Los Angeles Dodgers fan gave me a postcard and it has all the players on the field,including coach was for ,1963 world champion series.For the life of me I can’t find out if its worth anything? Any ideas? Thank you

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    J Flesh | May 3, 2015 | Reply

    I am on Ebay alot and I took notice to the Tom Brady the next MJ comment. I will day this much.. We better pick up Brady while we can. MJ products are very hard even for the more hard core collector to afford. I am dumbfounded on some of the prices that his cards fetch. I have noticed Brady is starting to move in that direction too. Example 2000 Bowman Chrome rc. That card has doubled in value over the last year while example the Lebron James card has held fort for a while. I use Bowman as kind of a measuring tool to see what is going to trend up and down. Normally if the Bowman card is going up then it means grab while u can afford. Same with Mike Trout get his stuff while ya can too. Some are already too high but some of his chrome and regular release stuff is still some what affordable. Happy collecting everyone. Just my opinion btw.

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    J Flesh | May 3, 2015 | Reply

    One more comment I think the current generation of sports card collectors need to pass on the fever to the younger generation. I hope it doesnt die with the last of us that were born before maybe 1985 or do. Granted the prices are alot higher but the product lines are awesome too. Not a huge investment to buy a binder with a 100 pages and maybe pick up a blaster box once a week or so to keep the younger audience still involved. Sports card collecting has brought alot of us some great memories and if it werent for the junk wax era would have brought alot of wealth too! Lol

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    Brent Jackson | May 14, 2015 | Reply

    I do not understand why the people that makes cards pack them so crooks can pick all the key cards out of a box/case. why do they put all the junk cards in retail packs/boxes? In SC/NC the boxes/packs are searched, and a lot of them are opened by professional crooks, at most walmarts, and target stores.

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    Keith | Aug 13, 2015 | Reply

    As for Wal-Mart’s, I just pulled 1/1 ADAM JONES autograph card out of a pack,

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    Tj Townsend | Sep 30, 2015 | Reply

    I have a Troy Aikman super rookie no back error card how can i sell or find out value

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    shatterstar | Oct 7, 2015 | Reply

    Have you guys seen the 2005 Leaf Certified Materials 21st Century Thorpe/Unitas graded 9.5 listed on Ebay?That is one wicked card!!What would be the high book value on it?Does anyone know?From what I saw,there’s only 21 of them.

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    iceman2020 | Oct 21, 2015 | Reply

    Hello,
    I have many cards I can’t seem to find the value of. A Blake Bortles rc jrsy au #/10 from select and a Brandin Cooks rc au 1/5 from select, are just two to mention. How do I find the value of these?

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    Trey Treutel | Oct 21, 2015 | Reply

    iceman2020 » The easiest way is to search sold listings on eBay and you can see what people are paying. Since the cards you are talking about have very limited print runs, you might not see any exact matches but you can at least get an idea of pricing.

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    anthony | Dec 8, 2015 | Reply

    I have some of the top baseball and basketball card plus more like to sell them were do I start

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    Dennis Vince | Dec 29, 2015 | Reply

    I have recently acquired a Score Brand baseball card(322 of 660) of Jose Guzman when he was pitching for the Texas Rangers, card in excellent condition. Is there a collector out there that would be interested in purchasing it.

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    Rileynic08@gmail.com | Jan 18, 2016 | Reply

    I have an un graded barry bonds johnny ray error card that I found in A box of cards that I would like to sell make inquiry for pics. Serious buyers only

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    Roy Moore | Jun 5, 2016 | Reply

    I have a special short print auto I’d like to get feedback on…
    1997 Upperdeck Ledgends FB
    Walter Payton Autograph

    The card has been out of a rigid holder only once, that was when I transfered it
    into a holder when I first got it.

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    Joseph Siracusa | Jul 14, 2016 | Reply

    I also have a lot of cards including the rookie card of Jerry koosman and Nolan Ryan rookie I noticed that it’s on auction tonight and it’s doing well and I’m interested in selling mine also if there’s anybody out there that is interested please contact me

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    Michael turley | Sep 30, 2016 | Reply

    I have hockey,basketball,baseball,vintage ,new, various rookie cards lots,will sell 4 a good price mint cards….find me on facebook – Michaelturley77@gmail.com

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    Deborah Brenneman | Oct 17, 2016 | Reply

    Hello , I have thousands and I’m not kidding of baseball,football less basketball I have a Magic Johnson also a few hockey and a lot of NASCAR I have Steve Young Terry.Bradshall John Elway The entire Ravens Championship team cards the list goes on and on I don’t feel like looking up over probably closer to 2 thousands cards let me know what you think all in mint condition some ex excellent straight from package to book inserts…..

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    Gary C Hanney | Oct 24, 2016 | Reply

    HI HAVE 3 GREEN BAY PACKER LAKE TO LAKE DAIRY CARDS 1961 BART STARR MAX MCGEE RAY NITSCKE GOOD CONDITION ANY ONE INTERSTED

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    sam | Feb 24, 2017 | Reply

    hi there where are you located

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    Benny | Mar 18, 2017 | Reply

    Can someone please help me I have over 25000 cards and I know I have some rare and valuable cards. But is there someone I can hire to come to my house n sort through them n grade all valuable cards for me. This short t so confusing I look online be u c 2 cards look same but one is wort $1 n other $7500…I’m in Nj please lmk

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    Dre Sports Cards | Mar 30, 2017 | Reply

    I can help you. What’s your number or email?

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    Julia berry | Apr 25, 2017 | Reply

    Hey i have thousands of baseball cards just trying to get rid of them am welling to sale them for 50 cent a piece

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    eBay Watched | Jun 13, 2017 | Reply

    I have thousands of baseball, hockey, basketball, vintage… I will sell 4 a good price mint cards. Thanks

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    Mitchell | Jun 22, 2017 | Reply

    was wondering how to find out to some degree how much these baseball cards are worth ? I have all 3 – complete sets of round 1986 , 1987 , 1988 , Jiffy Pop baseball cards w/#1-20
    players in each set , all 3 – round card sets with one set color white , yellow , and blue all 3-sets are still like new , not any card with even a flaw on them .

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    Michele Tidwell | Aug 14, 2017 | Reply

    I have a 1 of 1 Steve Largent Sketch card signed by both the artist and Steve Largent himself. How can I find out its value?

    Michele T.

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    Kayla Odom | Sep 3, 2017 | Reply

    Is anyone interested in chipper Jones card draft pick rookie card 333

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