how will I find the value of my old baseball cards and books;) :o

Hello c:

Take them to a baseball card shoppe. The owner will tell you what he'll buy them for. They probably have some collector price guide books there too. I'd buy me one.

excon

I wish that we had a collectible card expert on this site. But unfortunately for right now, we don't. These kinds of questions come up fairly frequently here. You might want to put the two words, "baseball cards" in the search option at the top of this page to questions that have been similar to yours.

Also, when looking for the value of collectible cards, please keep in mind that the condition of the cards makes a huge difference in how much they might be worth. Card collectors get really picky about the conditions of the cards when determining a possible value for them. So, it really would be best if an expert could be viewing the card in person.

Other resources that you might want to try would be a store that sells collectible cards, a bookstore that has books on collectible cards and also, a public library.

Here are also some other links that might be helpful to you:

Baseball Card | Value Price Guide | Selling Cards Worth (http://www.cardpricer.com/)

Baseball Card Value Price Guide based on prices realized in auctions. Email alerts on pending eBay auctions at no cost to you. Basketball, Football, Hockey and Boxing Card Price Guide. Track Card Values like a Stock Portfolio. VintageCardPrices.com (http://www.vintagecardprices.com/)

If you put the term baseball card into the search function of this site at the top of this page, you will find a lot of links that also have answers on them as to how to find the monetary value of a baseball card. There are also links on the bottom of this page to questions that have been similar to yours.

I am curious as to what you mean by the books that you have?

Thanks!

You can buy a book to tell you how much they go for but when you take it to a dealer they will likely only give you 60-70% of that value

Beckett Media LP - The #1 Authority on Collectibles (http://www.beckett.com/default.osi)

This book is what most dealers use to price cards.