Baseball cards 1975

[yeahdisney]

Hello. My sister found 1975 cards
Hank Aaron and more. Who would you approach to sell? She is located by no large towns.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Maybe check EBay to see what comparable cards are going for in the market?

Sample

https://www.ebay.com/b/Topps-Hank-A...s-Trading-Cards-Accessories/212/bn_7116965155

Eddie Gold, here in suburban Chicago, writes in the local major newspapers and is on sports talk radio here. Maybe give him a call. He seems very knowledgeable and honest.

http://ausportsmemorabilia.com/

 

[chickapin parterre]

go on line to a bigger newspaper circulation...sometimes there are classifeds or craigslist search

 

[SandyinMonterey]

In the 1975 set, the expensive ones are: George Brett rookie card is $100 in mint condition, Nolan Ryan and Hank Aaron $50 each in mint condition, Gary Carter and Jim Rice $30 each in mint condition. Condition is everything. If the cards are in good condition, consider getting the ones mentioned above graded. PSA or CGC grade cards and you can mail them in. Grading ups the value if they are in good condition. At that point, can sell on Ebay. Selling at card shops generally don't sell at top dollar This advice is coming from my husband. He has been collecting baseball cards for over 40 years.

 

[yeahdisney]

Yes to Nolan, no to Gary. Don’t know if about in getting them graded.

 

[Dan Murphy]

In the 1975 set, the expensive ones are: George Brett rookie card is $100 in mint condition, Nolan Ryan and Hank Aaron $50 each in mint condition, Gary Carter and Jim Rice $30 each in mint condition.

Are those prices regardless of brand?

 

[SandyinMonterey]

Are those prices regardless of brand?

Those were prices for Topps Brand, mint condition. Reference by Baseball Card Price Guide by Beckett. What brand do you have?

 

[yeahdisney]

Sorry I don’t know the brand. I did see the picture online of the cards.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Those were prices for Topps Brand, mint condition. Reference by Baseball Card Price Guide by Beckett. What brand do you have?

What do I have? I haven't had cards since the mid 50's.

Just I would think different brands would carry diiiferent values based on today's various collectibility markets.