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What is the elasticity for baseball cards that were printed 25 years aga?
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What is the most valuable baseball card?
Honus Wagner, 100 years ago. Only a couple hundred of his cards were printed in the American Tobacco Company's set of cards before he threatened to sue if they included him.
Do Baseball cards worth go up over years or down?
the price goes up
What are the values of who's who in baseball from the 60s and 70s?
Try getting a baseball card catalog magazine. It lists years and value of cards.
What is value of Roberto alomar rookie card?
A 1987 Wichita Pilots Rock's Dugout Roberto Alomar card number 4 is worth about $2.-$3.00 in near/mint -mint condition. Professionally graded cards will sell for more. Condition is important. Common flaws with baseball cards include: rounded edges, creases, off centered, and faded color. Any or all flaws will devalue the card significantly.
What makes a baseball card vintage?
Baseball cards are officially categorized in the hobby as pre war era, and post war era (WWII). I don't believe there is an official definition for vintage baseball cards. The term vintage is typically used to describe an item from another or older era. Vintage cars generally refer to cars made between 1919-1930's, and vintage clothing is referred to clothing made between 1920, and 1980. The term antique clothing is used before 1920.I find it ridiculous when sellers or dealers of baseball cards loosely use the term vintage for cards made 15 -25 years ago. A ballplayer's career can last 20 years, and sometimes more. Jamie Moyer has been playing baseball for 22 years, and will start his 23rd season in 2009. You would not refer to him as a Vintage ballplayer, especially as he's still playing. So vintage would still be a term loosely used for baseball cards made 25 years ago or later.It would be difficult not to refer to 50 year old baseball cards made in the 1950's as vintage but, if you consider that baseball cards were first made in the late 1880's, 70 years before, you can still refer to the 1950 cards as modern day era but, I would not include them in the mass produced era that started in the mid to late 1980's. In 1981 a new era of baseball cards begun with the introduction of the Fleer, and Donruss companies, ending the Topps company Dominance in baseball cards.Vintage Baseball Cards pre 1980 EraWith all said and done I think baseball cards made before 1980 could be referred to as Vintage Baseball Cardswhich clearly draws the line, and defines an older era of baseball cards.
What is the value of a complete retail box of Topps 1987 Baseball bubble gum packs 36 count?
1987 Topps 36 packs count Retail BoxIn 1987 the baseball card business boomed and many people, collectors and non collectors were buying baseball cards in record numbers. Topps took advantage of this large demand and in the following years printed enormous amount of cards.These cards unlike the older cards were also taken care of like gold.and there are more cards from 1987 in the market today than collectors in demand for them. These boxes are a tough sell on eBay and when they do sell only go for about $10.00. or less. I have even recently seen super stores like Walmart trying to sell surplus boxes from these years for $10.00
What is the value of a complete set of topps 40 years of baseball micro baseball cards?
depending on the condition it could be 100 to 650
What are the years that the 50 dollar bills printed?
They're printed every year.
Are bio baseball cards worth anything?
Of course! Fans love to know stats and years about there favorite teams and players.
How many years after the death of Shakespeare in 1616 was the play Macbeth first printed?
It was first printed in 1623, seven years after Shakespeare's death.
Are baseball cards still big today?
Lately they have been down in the market. Perhaps in a few more years it will come back again.
What happens if the elasticity of eye lens is reduced to zero?
The eye has the amazing ability to zoom in and zoom out depending on where we are looking it. This is due to its elasticity. Loss of elasticity can cause a common defect found in people over 40 years called presbyopia. It is the inability to focus on near objects due to loss in elasticity of the crystalline lens. Although I haven't heard of a condition where the elasticity has reached zero, I'm assuming the person would not be able to vary his gaze.
