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#7
08-07-2004, 11:03 PM
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I know I shouldn't but it is so much fun (SMR)
Posted By: Josh K.
For s/o who is new to vintage cards, other than past ebay sales, what is the best way to determine the true market price for vintage cards. It seems somewhat difficult to rely solely on ebay as there just arent enough sales for many of the older cards. Once you get to the 50's, there seems to be enougth sales to get a good idea. But early 1900's, I feel like Im often guessing. 
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