Pricing type cards

[camlov2]

I am interested in hearing more opinions as to how many of these cards would need to be graded. Personally I don't have any doubts to them being authentic but grading them might be beneficial for others to feel the same way.

Overall this is a very small part of the collection, the plan is to use an auction house for the major items (in the past we sold a few with an auction house that is no longer in business). I am selling the type cards and topps/bowman cards individually just to mix it up and avoid the seller fees. To be honest I didn't realize that the Ruth card was in the type set when I picked them up.

The seals album has 19 of the stamps included.
The Player's contract also includes Connie Mack on the inside.

[ullmandds]

I would only grade the high buck cards you can likely sell most of the types on the BST right here and you will do just fine raw .

[KC Doughboy]

Brian,

The Standard Catalog of Vintage Baseball Cards, by Bob Lemke (I think Bob was a member here until his passing 1-2 years ago) is well worth the investment.

The prices may not be 100% accurate, but all of your cards and sets will be listed. You will be able to see one cards value in relation to another. This really helps with sets where only 1-2 past sales can be found.

Personally, I wouldn't feel comfortable moving any of my rarer pre-war cards without having this resource at my side.

Hope all is well,
Eric