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I have a nolan ryan rookie card. My friend wants to buy it from me for $600.00 but I have been told that it is worth $1250.00. please help me out on this problem.


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lylcoop

Hey Sport,

Don't do it.
Don't do it until you ask around, read enough info on pricing, call enough shops, and get all the advice you can.

But do nothing until you know exactly how much this card is worth.

You'll regret letting it go, especially if you find out it was worth 10 times what you "gave" it away for. Get a Beckett price guide online and do a search. A Nolan Ryan Rookie must be worth a whole lot.

It is a Nolan Ryan Rookie for cryin' out loud!

Best of luck to you,
lylcoop

bubba_markum_lewis

If it is a 1968 Topps Nolan Ryan rookie that is not graded, it is worth $600 in the Beckett. That is if it is in good condition. I have two of them. Does that help a little?

Fr_Chuck

Of course condition and who the card manufactor makes a difference.

next of course value is only and always just a guide. Finding someone to buy cards at book value has always been an issue for me. Dealers say that is what they sell them for, so they want to buy at reduced ( very reduced prices) And in selling I almost never get offered book value on any cards I have sold.

So do you need the money, if not keep the card, most likely they will go up in value ( unless someone finds 10000 of them in a warehouse somewhere.)

fordpower617

hey guys i have a ? for ya all... i have a nolan ryan 1992 classic best autograhe card and i didnt know how much it is worth so can ya help me out there buds

deano9

I noticed you asked this question in 2004. As of 2007 (July) $600 would be a good price for a Nolan Ryan rookie card. I would go for that $600 price now if you haven't sold it yet. I have a NR rookie card that has ink on the back that no one will take. I was told I could get between $300 and $600 for a NR rookie card today without blemishes.