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10-31-2012, 12:53 PM
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You can always look at eBay completed auctions for similar cards that you want to sell to get a ballpark on what they might be worth. Just remember that it is just a ballpark, especially if there are few completed auctions with actual sales. Good luck.
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looking for T204, T213-1, T213-3, T215, T216, T222 NY American players 
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