Question by Nick: How much would these autographed sports memorabilia go for?
Too lazy to take pictures. Just looking for a ballpark estimate. Also, is Ebay the place to sell them?
-Marc Recchi signed Hockey Stick, game used, 2004.
-2007 Flyers entire team signed Hockey Stick, used by Turner Stevenson.
-8×10 Eric Lindross signed picture. (Have certificate, don’t know what year.)
-Lindross @ Parent signed Flyers puck. (Don’t know year)
-Football signed by Terrell Owens. (Don’t know year)
-Football signed by John Runyan. (Don’t know year)
-Vince Papale signed Mini Eagles Helmet. (Don’t know year)
-3 Hockey Puck set signed by Hextall, Esche, and Parent.
-1993 Phillies Hat signed by entire team.
Best answer:
Answer by HabsFan2011 This is what i think they would probably cost:
Marc Recchi stick- 350$
Flyers stick-300$
Lindros picture-400$
Football TO-300$
Football JR-200$
Helmet-125$
3 hockey pucks-100$
Phillies Hat-225$
Question by wsdmskr825: How much does a personalized autograph differ in value from a nondescript one?
I have many autographs in my collection, most sports related. I have Wilt Chamberlain on a NBA basketball and Michael Jordan on a copy of the original Nike Jordan 8×10. The thing is, they’re all autographed to me personally. I’m not looking to sell them, I’m just curious. I’ve seen Wilt Chamberlain ball valued at thousands of dollars, same with Jordan. Are mine worth thousands? They’re all in excellent condition, clearly legible, and protected. Well, except for the Wilt ball, that’s just up on top of my closet. They’re just all autographed to me personally.
Best answer:
Answer by dave if someone has the same name as you then you have nothing to worry about. otherwise, it’s just a crock too anyone else. unless you got famous. but we both know that will never happen.
Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
Question by injuried: What is the best book to buy to find out how much sports cards are worth….?
…I am looking for a well rounded book that
covers baseball, basketball, football, and hockey. Are there any books that I can buy that covers all of those? Or do I have to buy separate books for each? Some of them are autographed, some of them are not. I am just wanting to know how much I can actually sell my husbands cards for !!! hehehehe just kidding
Best answer:
Answer by Sasorikiller Determining the value of an autographed item is easy, look for an something signed by the person from various markets and find the average of those prices. Then look for something unsigned but something they would normally sign by the person and find the average of those prices. Then subtract the unsigned from the signed averages and you will have the basic autograph value of that person. You will almost always have to purchase individual sports cards books. I suggest using Beckett card guides. beckett.com . Finding the value of individual cards can be tricky, so large online databases like beckett’s will almost always work. Unless your husband’s collection was passed down to him the average price of each of his cards would be something around 50 cents to 5 dollars. Do not go by this though, certain cards can be worth 50 to 300 dollars from the 70s and 80s. Autographed items are my specialty, so if you need help with that gimme an email at sasorikiller@yahoo.com. It is best if you think a card is worth something that you try to preserve it and determine its value. Determining a card’s value greatly depends upon the card’s condition. Try to learn how to determine a card’s condition on your own.
Question by illegitimacy: What is the best book to buy to find out how much sports cards are worth….?
…I am looking for a well rounded book that
covers baseball, basketball, football, and hockey. Are there any books that I can buy that covers all of those? Or do I have to buy separate books for each? Some of them are autographed, some of them are not. I am just wanting to know how much I can actually sell my husbands cards for !!! hehehehe just kidding
Best answer:
Answer by Softman25 I’m not trying to be a smart-arse here, but google is your friend in this case. In my opinion, there really isn’t a definitive book like this, since rarity and therefore price fluctuates dramatically, making the book as worthless as ever,
Internet is best here, since the internet gets updated as frequently as…well…lets just say often! =P
Question by GoBlue!MikeHart!: How much do you think this piece of Sports Memorobilia is Worth?
It is a Homerun ball hit by Curtis Granderson on the Tigers. It is also autographed by Justin Verlander, Joel Zumaya, and Jason Grilli.
Best answer:
Answer by Tina I got 50 cents if you wanna part with it. Drop me an email.
Question by GoBlue!MikeHart!: How much do you think this piece of Sports Memorobilia is Worth?
It is a Homerun ball hit by Curtis Granderson on the Tigers. It is also autographed by Justin Verlander, Joel Zumaya, and Jason Grilli.
Best answer:
Answer by Tina I got 50 cents if you wanna part with it. Drop me an email.
Question by billtheboxkicker: how do I find sports collectables prices for free or not much on the internet ?
I have many collectables. None are priced. None are normal. A few autographed bats, Barry Bonds and such, most are autographed team shots, field photos and such.
It doesn’t even have to be net related I just don’t want to get hosed by a local jerk.
Question by Lil John: Can anyone tell me how much my sports memorabilia is worth?
Can anyone tell me how much i would get for: Oscar de la Hoya autographed poster, Juan Manuel Lopez poster, Carlos Arroyo poster and a Roberto Alomar 8X10 photo. If anyone could tell me i would be most thankful.
Best answer:
Answer by lestermount You might get an estimate from a dealer, but memorabiliaia is worth what someone is willing to pay.
