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Professional Sports Authenticator or PSA will grade nearly every card submitted. Cards having significant flaws will receive "qualified" grades as follows: OC (Off Center) ST (Staining) PD (Print Defect) OF (Out of Focus) MK (Marks) MC (Miscut) NQ Non-Qualifier is widely used on auction listings description indicating the card being sold has not received and type of flaws by PSA. Cards without additional flaws usually attract more experienced collectors and can be of higher value.

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2 cents only because of his name otherwise it would be worth a penny

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yes he does, he has two boys, Andre Johnson & Earvin III Johnson. he also has a girl named Elisa Jhonson.

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The most famous basketball player in the history of the game is undoubtedly Michael Jordan.

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I'd say it ranges from the price of $500-$1000.

It also depends on how good of condition the jersey is.

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No there are no relations between them

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Technology is a big reason. Kids now would rather play a video game, pretending to be Ken Griffey Jr., than look at him on a piece of cardboard. There is not the demand for the cards as much as their used to be. Also the economy is not the greatest, and people dont have the extra money to spend on baseball cards.

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10$

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1971

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The value of the Laimbeer card (or any card for that matter) all depends on the particular year and series in question. There are cards for Laimbeer that are worth a penny or two and there are some VERY rare cards for Laimbeer that are worth more than $1,000 so it really depands.

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He is listed by the NBA at 6 feet, 6 inches tall.

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if its a crayon signiture it will be worth $500,000

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Please go to beckett-authenticationto learn how to submit your autographed items for authentication. At the website you will find submission forms, pricing, show/event info, and other helpful tips on submitting your pieces to Beckett.

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over $10,000 easy...

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Right now, we don't certify memorabilia but there are some companies around the world that do offer that service. We recommend researching that part of the industry and picking a service that is trusted and respected.

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It is worth around 3,000 dollars.

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I would say to a collector and if its real at least $250

ps- IF I WOULD TO SELL IT, DONT TAKE MORE THEN $150

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It was a peach basket, Dr. James Naismith invented the game to give young boys a game of agility and skill, with little cost involved.

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$100,000

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1986 Fleer Rookie #57 is the most highly desirable Michael Jordan card to date. It can be purchased raw anywhere between $100 and up depending on quality, cornering, surfacing and centering of the card. Beware, there are many reprints out in the market.

PSA, BGS and SGC graded 1986 Fleer #57 will be likely best choice as an long term investment. Currently, PSA 8.0 will be priced anywhere between $550-$700. A Gem-Mint PSA 10.0 will fetch between $6K-7K.

With Michael Jordan being inducted into the HOF in Sept 2009, the price will likely go up 20% or higher for proven "World Class Athelete of the Century".

For the 10.0 PSA is now ranging between $5,000 to $10,000 now that his rookie card is more desirable. you must keep your card in mint condition to have the price high.

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Value of sports memorabilia is always a tricky subject. That specific piece of memorabilia is very unique but only has special meaning to Duke fans (which includes me) or someone who cares dearly about Bobby Hurley and/or his career. My best recommendation would be to try it out on eBay or make sure you market it in North Carolina where your odds of finding an interested party is increased. It is a very nice piece but you have to find the right person. If your not gonna do that you might as well shove that floorboard down your **** **** because no way your jipping people with that *****.

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