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About Jon Anderson
Expertise
Please note: I will answer questions regarding value of cards. I cannot make this a trading card "price guide lookup service" as that would not be fair or ethical in regards to the trading card pricing magazines. When asking about specific cards, please include the name of the card company, year, and card # if possible.
I can answer questions about:
Baseball cards (1970's to present)
Basketball cards (1980's to present)
Football cards (1980's to present)
Nascar racing cards (1980's to present)
Sports memorabilia in the 4 areas listed above.
Experience
I have collected, researched, and studied sports cards and memorabilia for 18 years. I have a great wealth of knowledge in this area, and I am very familiar with the current market and industry trends.
Organizations
EBay seller (largest global sports card market)
Freedom Cardboard blog
Publications
Beckett Sports card monthly
Education/Credentials
Bachelors of Science from Gardner-Webb University (business major)
Awards and Honors
National honor society 1997
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Expert: Jon Anderson - 10/28/2009
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hi, thank you for your time , i just have a quick question , were is better to sell my cards i have a bunch of them , they are from 1990-1995 football cards, well i hope you can help me, have a nice day
Answer
Thank you for your question Tony. The best way to sell your cards, depends on how fast you need to sell them. If you just want to sell them and are not in a hurry, I would suggest getting a Beckett Price Guide first. Go through your cards and find out the values of your cards. Then you can sell the cards on the internet or to a sports card show. This way you know the value of the cards and you won't necessafrily be taken advantage of. The remaining cards can be sold off as a lot just to get rid of them. More than likely, you can get more money by selling on the internet as there will be more potential customers.
If you need to make a quick sell, I would suggest taking the cards to a dealer (that you trust) and having them make you an offer. Note that there are several key football rookies from 1990-1995 such as Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Brett Favre, Jerome Bettis, and Steve Mcnair.
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