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I have a collection of over 2,000 baseball cards at a value of almost $1,000! Is there any website or book that can tell me the print run of a random baseball cards? I know that some special baseball cards actually have a print run on them. I usually spend my free time reading either history, coin, or baseball card books.
 
Since we're showing cards here's some of mine IMG_20140729_201926_899.webpIMG_20140729_201812_549.webpIMG_20140729_201742_268.webpIMG_20140729_201556_611.webpIMG_20140729_201452_678.webpIMG_20140729_201351_613.webpIMG_20140729_201019_570.webpIMG_20140729_200937_252.webpIMG_20140729_200807_854.webpIMG_20140729_200654_543.webpIMG_20140729_200603_752.webp]IMG_20140729_201319_654.webpIMG_20140729_201239_387.webpIMG_20140729_201154_121.webp
 

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I've collected since early 90s, so value I would have to say their priceless to me. Although my wife says their worthless.
 
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I can concur. There are a few coins and baseball cards that I have in my collection that I could never sell. I have been collecting coins since I was five and have been collecting baseball cards since I was 9 or 10.
 
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I love those rookie cards, especially Nolan Ryan! Value for that is $500!

500 bucks?? I just looked on feebay and you might get more like 100+ bucks

baseball card books are about as accurate as coin books when it comes to pricing
 
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Do you really want to argue with Beckett, a source that is trusted by many, many people! And anyway, I said VALUE, not what you could get out of it.
 
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