[Salahandra]

I enter them into the search on this website and I get the same thing for each other.  The first is something like and then there are no user submitted price records.  It's like that for a few, so I don't know what to think.  It just looks fishy.  The graphs look exactly the same too.  So how do I find out the real price?

[Salahandra]

For instance, I have a mint condition Fleer'92 Dave Gallagher card and the website says it's worth but it says the same thing for all the cards I've looked up so far. 

[borninvincible]

[quote="Salahandra"]For instance, I have a mint condition Fleer'92 Dave Gallagher card and the website says it's worth but it says the same thing for all the cards I've looked up so far. 


yeah my graphs have been all messed up too.. they dont show correctly. i am not sure if beckett is aware of it or not....

what kind of online subscription do you have?

also, unless a user has submitted a "user submitted price", then there will be no records for that particular card... just the beckett value.

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[gcanton8386]

[quote="Salahandra"]For instance, I have a mint condition Fleer'92 Dave Gallagher card and the website says it's worth but it says the same thing for all the cards I've looked up so far. 

Are all the cards you looking up  Ninety-two Fleer? Most common cards are worth the same price in sets, with the exception of stars. And with the graphs, if there has been no major buying or selling for certain cards or sets, you are not going to find it changing. If you look at players like Bonds, you will see changes. And if I totally misinterpreted your question, sorry.

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Collecting anything Yankees. Also Hall of Famer autographs and game used.

[rimcdonald]

Have you subscribed to pricing?  That may be your problem.

[ceocards]

I agree with rimcdonald sounds like you haven't purchased a pricing subscription.

But I will say this you shouldn't need a pricing subscription to make a pretty good guess at the "value" of a Fleer Dave Gallagher...

[Salahandra]

I haven't purchased anything.  We just inherited tons and tons of baseball cards.  Haha, none of us are really big baseball fans.  I'm just in charge of helping find a good price range for selling these things.

[radarblip]

Go to your local card shop and purchase a Beckrtt magazine. Sorry, nothing is FREE here. 

[the cardboard fan]

Salahandra Wrote:I haven't purchased anything.  We just inherited tons and tons of baseball cards.  Haha, none of us are really big baseball fans.  I'm just in charge of helping find a good price range for selling these things.

Then you should realize the graphs you are looking at say Sample or something of that nature...

[gritz76]

If your trying to find out what to sell them for, your best bet is to check out completed eBay auctions.  Most often book value is no where close to what you will get for them.  Anything from the late eighties to early nineties is pretty worthless and sells for even less.  There are some cards that might fetch a few bucks but unfortunately they are few and far between.