Collection Value

[pawpawdiv9]

or use the PSA site, click on auction prices. ITS FREE!

[Ronnie73]

I'm in a similar situation, but I'm trying to find current selling prices, so if something happens to me, what little family I have, has an idea of the going rate. The biggest issue is nearly all my T206's are non Piedmont and Sweet Caporal. I could tell them to just auction them off, and where it ends, it ends. But I'd rather they have the option to offer the cards here on Net54, and the couple facebook groups I'm a part of. I'm planning on scanning all my cards and adding them to a website, where I can update sales on the same card, in different grades, because many of my cards just don't get offered for sale, or they are old prices from years ago, with many that only show what I originally paid 6 plus years ago. Cobbs in a SGC 20 with a Sovereign 150 back, no longer sell for $750. Or cards like a Lundgren Cubs with a EPDG back thats graded SGC 60. How do you find a current sale price on it? Online subscription guides only show common back prices, unless there's something new out there that I don't know about. Plus I'm not just dealing with a couple hundred cards, because then I wouldn't be as concerned, but I'm dealing with 1600+ cards, and that's just for the T206's. I don't have any kids, otherwise I wouldn't be concerned as much. Hopefully we can both get some good advice on value/comps.

[Gorditadogg]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

or use the PSA site, click on auction prices. ITS FREE!

Yep, I go to psacard.com and check auction prices for my cards. For raw cards, you can also look at their "PSA value," which used to be called SMR value.

I also like the VCP site, because it will automatically update your prices based on reported card sales. I haven't pulled the trigger yet, though, on getting a subscription.



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[Zach Wheat]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

or use the PSA site, click on auction prices. ITS FREE!

Agree with Chris. The PSA app allows you to enter both PSA and non-PSA cards (read "raw"). Auction values (APR Values) as well as PSA's estimate of values are provided for your PSA entries and you can use their raw data to guestimate the raw or other graded card values.

[garymc]

I am about 90% done with a card spreadsheet and I just finished a photo inventory of my Highlander photos. I have photos of the backs but didn't include them in the inventory ? Here are my photo's..........

https://www.flickr.com/photos/151843...77720307100420

[Ronnie73]

Originally Posted by garymc

I am about 90% done with a card spreadsheet and I just finished a photo inventory of my Highlander photos. I have photos of the backs but didn't include them in the inventory ? Here are my photo's..........

https://www.flickr.com/photos/151843...77720307100420

Luckily I built my spreadsheet while I would purchase each card, along with a running total. So I have original purchase dates and prices I paid, along with all the card details. I wish I would have made a location for the seller of the card though.