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Title: Beckett Online Price Guide
Post by: craiglstauction on September 26, 2011, 07:30:42 PM
Does anyone use the beckett online price guide subscription service?  I have a ton of old baseball and racing cards in my own collection.  Then have found a number of comic, baseball, basketball, and various other cards in a unit.  I have no clue what is good and what is not.  So thought about getting a listing together and checking online.

Big question is can you export your "organize" list from beckett with prices?  Do you think it's worth the $31 a month for total access?  Can you do any uploads?
Title: Re: Beckett Online Price Guide
Post by: LoneStarAds.US on October 25, 2011, 07:11:20 PM
I would think that would be a huge money sink.  Check ebay.  The last time I got cards, I showed them to someone who collects and he told me that Ebay sets the prices now, not beckett.
Title: Re: Beckett Online Price Guide
Post by: subumbro on October 26, 2011, 02:22:25 PM
I haven't paid much attention to card prices lately (other than to notice they've plummeted since a decade ago) but I imagine the values are stable enough that you could buy a single Beckett magazine and it'd last a while. Or just check Ebay as the guy above me mentioned.
Title: Re: Beckett Online Price Guide
Post by: craiglstauction on November 07, 2011, 08:23:02 PM
Only issue with the magazines are they are limited in space.  So they mostly have the more current sets and sub-sets.  I currently have cards for just about everything.

Magic, Warcraft, All sports (baseball, basketball, hockey, football, soccer), comic, various non-comic, etc.

I do ebay price a few "key" names or anything someone put in a hardcase or such.  Mostly everything just keeps getting put in card boxes and added to all the others in my trunk.  I figured it would be just as easy to load the cards in excel or access and then cross-ref with a price guide later.

Gives me yet another thing I can tinker with once I get tired of my current project.