Complete sets with or without graded cards
I have several complete sets of baseball cards (the same year) ; one of them has some cards graded, and are in plastic card holders with a graded number on them.
Is there any additional value with the cards graded, or not? Which set would be worth more.....the set with the cards graded, or the set without the cards graded.
TIA
5 comments
umccars
·4 months agoYou need to do your own research. Everything you want to know is on Ebay.
onefootflipper
·4 months agoJust tell us what sets you have.
norm39-22
OP4 months agoSo....if I had cards of Nolan Ryan, Sandy Koufax, Mickey Mantle, Tom Seaver, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, would that be considered to be more valuable?
steve_stuff
·4 months agoKoufax's last card when active was in the 1966 set- Seaver's first was a two rookies on one card from 1967 - so never in the same set when active players. I can't believe I know this off the top of my head.
You have some sort of reprint thing.
christworks
·4 months ago@norm39-22
You are asking us to estimate value without telling what you actually have. Simply having a card graded does not automatically make it valuable. The card itself still has to have collector demand, rarity, or significance.
If you are talking about cards from the junk wax era (late 1980s through much of the 1990s), many were massively overproduced, so a large percentage have little value even when graded.