ABOUT $90-$115. BECAUSE IT IS NOT A VERY GOOD BALL AT ALL. NO GOOD BOWLER WOULD EVER USE IT AND I DON'T THINK TO MANY COLLECTORS WOULD WANT TO LUG AROUND A BOWLING BALL.

An autographed Dale Earnhardt Sr Daytona 500 elite car is worth anywhere between a few thousand to hundreds of thousands of dollars. The actual value depends on the specific collector and the condition of the car.

There will not be a Nascar 2010, if there is it will be called Nascar 20XX or Thunder but the catch is it will only be cart racing.

No more than $20

at least £44,057 apparentley

A uniform is worth whatever someones willing to pay. If he wore it, and you would have to have proof that he did, your word isn't good enough, it's worth ALOT more.

This was a mass produced collectible. Only worth about $10

I had two of them in my shop sold one in mint condition for 4500 dollars. The one I have now is a little tarnished asking 3750 dollars for it.

$750.00

Around $50

Many of the knives are worth a price close to $15 each. The exact amount will vary depending upon their condition.

A Dale Earnhardt Jr. rookie card is worth an estimated 39.00 dollars. A Dale Earnhardt rookie card is worth 250.00 dollars.

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Dale Earnhardt Sr. Winner's Circle lifetime series collection of 13 cars is worth about $1000 dollars.

I have some Dale Earnhardt Sr posters framed and was wondering if u could help me price

It depends on which one it is. If it has a 24k gold border and if it's signed or not. I've seen the limited release 24k border collectors plate go for about $75. Myself I have a few that I'm selling.

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Hello, I have sold several of these from $75.00 to $150.00.

Considering the price of gold the limited number of 10,000 and that it is dale earnhardt. Being a collector for 35 years or so myself. I saw one of these sale at aution here in the midwest for around 750.00 dollars. This was still in the collectors box. Which are becoming more rare due to the fact people are getting them graded and losing the collectors box. If you have one keep it in the original packaging for premium price. Getting this card graded actually decreases the value significantly. This card already comes from the factory in a plastic holder. Keep it in it's original packaging.

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It depends on which driver or car. The Phil Parson's card (without Marcia) is a high value card due to short printing. The Earnhardt car and pit crew cards are probably the most valuable.

I have been a collector/dealer of Non-sports cards since 1956. One thing that I

have noticed. Most of the people who print up price guides, are not card collectors,

and do not take and factors into consideration when pricing cards.

The 1988 Maxx Racing set, is the first and only rookie set ever printed. And

it was not over printed like its counter part (Sports) cards. This makes every

driver shown in this set, his (Rookie) card ! This fact alone, should make people

realise, just what this set is and has been worth since it was released .

When Dale Earnhardt Sr. died, his cards from this set sold at $300 to $350

each. Richard Petty's Portrait card has brought $100 .

The first of anything in the collectors world, is a keeper, but I'm sure that

if you want to be cheated out of a nice set like this for $50 to $100 dollars,

someone will be more then glad to help you out . I have a mint set, and if

I decide to let it go, $450.. is the least it will go any place for!

I gave five Dollars for one of the three cards. So the set should be worth about $15.00