Top 50 Most Watched Sports Card Auctions on eBay

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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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   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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   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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   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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