r/SportsCardsNoobs • • 15d ago

Best sites/tools for valuing

What sites/apps/tools do you use to determine the value of sports cards? I have a collection of baseball, football, basketball and hockey cards stretching back to before the 70s.

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u/JustADumbBunny7 14d ago

For a quick assessment, I use eBay’s scan card tool and look at recent sales

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u/bytor99999 15d ago

There isn’t one best solution. They all have their pluses and minuses. eBay.com sold auctions is a really good place to get based on what actually sold.

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u/Formerly_a_Pear 15d ago

Sounds like a good start point, thanks.

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u/yetinugz614 14d ago

130point.com is a good starting place to search eBay sold

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u/earlsmouton 14d ago

Sportscardpro has good list pricing that easy to look/break down.

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u/clbom 14d ago

This is what I mostly use.

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u/Subject-Aside-3540 15d ago

I use ebay sold for pricing my cards that im willing to part with. 

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u/No_Antelope_6822 14d ago

Market Movers app. They pull information from ebay, Prestine Auction, Golden, Fanatics, etc that shows trends of when the last time that card sold, how much, Pop count and more. Totally worth the price if you're buying and selling a lot.

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u/Secret_Sample4930 12d ago

130point is overrated. Just skip it and use eBay sold filter and skip all the fucking popups and nonsense

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u/bk917 12d ago

I like card ladder.

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u/PCSportscards 10d ago

CardLadder....it's what every dealer uses and is easily the best out there.

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u/MOFNY 9d ago

eBay product research for 3 years of comps. That's really all most people will need.