[Fairviewtrade]

My best friend/ business partner inherited about 10000 cards from her father when he passed away. The cards are from the 70s, 80s, 90s. Basketball, football, and baseball cards. We have no idea where to start with these cards? any suggestion?

[filamuraireborn]

You can start to identify the cards with the help of this Beckett site. You can subscribe to the Online Price Guide, which will give you the value of your cards. Remember, raw cards are much cheaper than graded cards in terms of Beckett Value.

Make good decisions on the cards you have on-hand. Hard work and vigorous research will not let you down.

Hope this helps.

[Fairviewtrade]

Thank you. I know that the best thing is for us to research the cards. I first need to figure out the difference between raw and graded. this helps, Thank you.

[filamuraireborn]

Your welcome.

Raw cards are the cards you pull directly from the packs. And graded cards are the raw cards sent to a grading company(like Beckett Grading Services or BGS) which examines and grade your cards' condition.

Cheers and peace,

Peter

[currdog]

Hi,
I have a nick young 2008 bowman dual rookie remnants #5/9 if you are interested lmk.

[filamuraireborn]

I don't think that my cards can trade for that and I can't buy for now, maybe next time. Thank you for offering.

currdog Wrote:Hi,
I have a nick young 2008 bowman dual rookie remnants #5/9 if you are interested lmk.