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What are my Sports cards worth?? ?

January 10, 2012 in Retirement Cards | No comments

Question by : What are my Sports cards worth?? ?
I have one Darius Reynaud rookie card that is autographed, it’s a “bowman reflection” card and it’s numbered 54/199.
I have an aundrae Allison card autographed from when he played in east Carolina, it is a “HIT” card and is labeled A22.
I have a rookie Dwayne wade card (not autographed) in it’s original hard case and plastic wrap over the case, it’s an upper deck “standing O” card and is labeled number 89.
I have a Shawn Harper autographed card from the Indianapolis colts, it is a “cinemark” card and is his retirement card.
I have a Tony Oliva card from 1972 and the card is labeled T.C.G. And is numbered 400.
I have a rookie Derek Jeter card that HAS BEEN MINTED by “becket company” it is a 10(mint or better) it’s a “classic best” card and is numbered BC 22 from 1992.

All of these cards are perfect condition with no dings! What are they worth??

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Answer by David M
50-60 buddy,.

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Q&A: How much are these Michael Jordan cards worth?

November 4, 2011 in Retirement Cards | 1 comment

Question by jesusconverse: How much are these Michael Jordan cards worth?
I’m wondering if some people could help me out… I recently found a collection of cards that I’ve had since 1998 or so… and can’t find how much they’re worth. Other than one site, I was wondering if anyone else could help me find out ANY information about them other than the site I found. Here’s what I have:

12 gold leaf basketball cards; Michael Jordan from his rookie year in 1985 till his first retirement in 1997; signed by him; Made by Upper Deck; with a holographic affect on each.

So, how much?

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Answer by woowooowoooowoooooo
hard to say…. im a big time hockey card collecter… would need to see the card…. big time card collects don’t like singed cards…. a picture would be good

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How much is my 1999 Upper Deck 22 kt. gold foiled Michael Jordan retirement card worth?

August 16, 2011 in Retirement Cards | 2 comments

Question by sonofclaudio: How much is my 1999 Upper Deck 22 kt. gold foiled Michael Jordan retirement card worth?
It has a case. It says Jordan Retires! It also says on the front that he has 6 MVP awards as well as 6 Championships. It pictures Jordan on the front holding up 6 fingers. On the back, it discusses how he retired on January 13th, 1999. There are 24,500 made. I have # 09059.

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Answer by chicago floater
about as much as shawn kemps number of babymamas

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How much is the Michael Jordan retirement card set worth?

September 2, 2010 in Retirement Cards | 2 comments

Question by Smidge1959: How much is the Michael Jordan retirement card set worth?
It is in great, almost new condition. The box is practically unharmed. It still has the NBA sticker. Is anyone out there a collector of the Big M?
This collection is from Upper Deck and is dated January 13, 1999. Hope that helps.

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Answer by cedriclause06
if u add in the details of what year the set is and the company who made them i can look it up for u in my becket mag. example, topps, upper deck, fleer, those are some of the companies, is it the set of 90 cards in all,if so it is 30.00, but if there is any jersey cards or sigs were talking alot more,

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How much are Michael Jordan Retirement Trading Cards worth?

August 10, 2010 in Retirement Cards | 2 comments

Question by 09Chick: How much are Michael Jordan Retirement Trading Cards worth?

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Answer by rehan q
not alot

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    Planning for Retirement? – Getting Your Money’s Worth

    June 14, 2010 in Retirement Cards | No comments

    GettingYourMoneysWorthNYC.com – Judith West. How long a retirement should you plan for? Last year Hallmark sold eighty-five thousand, Happy One-hundredth birthday cards. Your retirement may seem far down the road, but most of us have no idea how we will spend our second half. So why not do some transition thinking now? Could you turn your hobby into money making? Can you start improving your health and fitness? What expenses will you reduce? Are you saving? IRAs and 401(k)s can help allay retirement’s biggest fear: living to see the well run dry. In retirement, no one will take care of you unless you take care or yourself. Bald, helpless and broke is how to start life, not finish it.


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