[CowboysFanatic]

I have noticed in the past some cards #'d to 15 do in fact get valued in the BPG.

What kind of criteria must be met for a card #'d to 15 to be valued, whereas other cards of the same numbering are not valued? I was wondering as i am considering adding some cards like this to my PC, but dont like the hassle of have no book value to work with.

[eazy e]

I think the criteria is: Having sufficient examples of the cards sale to determine a value. I dont think print run actually has anything to do with it. Its just natural that a card with a extremely low print run would not have many examples of its sale.

[biglump007]

I think the criteria is: Having sufficient examples of the cards sale to determine a value. I dont think print run actually has anything to do with it. Its just natural that a card with a extremely low print run would not have many examples of its sale.

It's not that because there are cards from my NFL die cut set /15 that haven't surfaced yet and they have a value yet some that three or four have sold for 50.00 and 60.00 have a bv of 15.00. I don't really think they watch sales all that much I personally think that more times than not they just guess at it

[eazy e]

It's not that because there are cards from my NFL die cut set /15 that haven't surfaced yet and they have a value yet some that three or four have sold for 50.00 and 60.00 have a bv of 15.00. I don't really think they watch sales all that much I personally think that more times than not they just guess at it

yea, there is a lot of truth to that. If you look at the most of the pricing it is pretty predictable. There are just way to many cards to keep up with , this is the same reason why values are not updated very often...I miss the good old days when you had tons of up and down arrows.

[biglump007]

yea, there is a lot of truth to that. If you look at the most of the pricing it is pretty predictable. There are just way to many cards to keep up with , this is the same reason why values are not updated very often...I miss the good old days when you had tons of up and down arrows.

Yeah I know there is or was a jamaal Charles rookie auto patch that had a bv of 100.00 before he got injured and the card constantly sold for 125.00 to 150.00 yet the bv was never updated

[CowboysFanatic]

kinda strange, sorta like dealing with the stock market i guess. I think cards 15 and up should be valued if you can find at least a few sales on them to work with. Im sure a few other things come into play like market demand and supply, quality of the card things like that.

[bpab16]

i saw cam triple threads auto white whale sold for $900.00 on the bay....so why can't they just put a value in that ballpark on the card, rather than leaving it blank?

[all day baby]

There are some 2007 SPx Aaron Rodgers cards #/10 that actually have a price, so there are some with even lower print runs with pricing.

[Marinocollector]

There's too much out there to accurately gauge pricing on. I think there's actually a weighted mathematical equation used for most cards, and assumptions based upon previous pricing differences of players. From 1995-1999, I could tell you what an insert would book for a month before Beckett would list it and be within $5. My boss at the lcs loved me for it.

[garnettfan4life]

A card is worth what someone will pay for it That is the best piece of advice I can ever say about the value of sports cards if there was no Beckett pricing, sports cards would still sell. I think a lot of us over rate what beckett value really is...