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Showing 6 results for the tag: sports cards.
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Third-Party Sports Card Grading and Its Effect on Value (10/6/08)
 The grading of sports cards has become a widely accepted method for verifying a card’s condition and authenticity. Grading was first introduced to the hobby in 1991 by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) of Newport Beach, Calif. PSA is a company spun off from Professional Coin Grading Service.
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Collecting High-Valued Baseball Cards (9/9/08)
 While prices for the basic living necessities keep rising faster, the market for high end baseball cards seem to be growing more and more. Unlike when times were tough back in the early 1980’s when high end sports cards prices were at their lowest, this time around the baseball card market is just the opposite.
Then and Now
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Sports E-Cards—Collectibles of the 21st Century? (7/29/08)
It’s no secret the Internet has changed the face of how consumers shop for items. Music, movies and books are just a few of the things you can buy online to download directly to your computer. The sports collectibles world hasn’t been unaffected by today’s digital society.
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Bratner How to Trade (6/29/08)
With the spring season coming to an end, there is no better time to do some cleaning of your baseball-card collection. Admit it, you have a few cards that you don’t like, don’t want and don’t need. Remember, the best collections are the ones that are focused and organized so the occasional spring-cleaning is necessary for the appearance of your set.
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How to Start a Baseball Card Collection (6/23/08)
Whether you are doing it as an investment or for a hobby, starting a baseball card collection is an exciting venture. Collecting baseball cards is as much a part of growing up as Saturday morning cartoons and Hungry Hungry Hippos. That being said, many beginners experience difficulty starting their collections.
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How to Store Your Baseball Cards (6/23/08)
If you have been following my series on how to start a baseball card collection, you already know how to choose which cards best suit your collection and where you can find them.
Part 1 “How to Start a Baseball Collection”
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