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You would have to know when it was signed and have it validated by a photo of him signing it, otherwise it would cost you money from a autograph expert to have it authenticated.

A Dale Earnhardt Sr. autograph by itself is worth between $25 - $50.

It really varies how much an item is worth that has his autograph on it, due to the value of the particular item.

A trading card is exponentially worth what Dale Earnhardt's autograph is worth, multiplied by the percentage ratio of how many autographed cards were inserted into that year/brand of cards. Most inserted Dale Earnhardt cards are worth between $250 - $500. However, because Dale Sr. only signed 25 autograph cards that were randomly inserted into the 2001 Press pass packs before he died, that card is worth between $850 and $1,100. The 2000 Maximum Dale Earnhardt Jr and Sr Dual Autograph card is worth between $1,200 - $1,500.

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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!

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They can typically go for between 10 and 60 dollars. If you can find a rare polo that has Bud written on the right chest and a number 8 on the left chest, and it's a black shirt, this could go for 75 dollars or more.

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I am not familiar with the #38 Dale Earnhardt diecast, however his daughter Kelly drove the #38 Mom & Pops late model in the mid 1990s. This diecast was released in 2005 and is worth approximately $40. In the 1970s, Dale drove a #30 Army car which is worth approximately $60.

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$1,000.

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only worth what someone is willing to pay ...at a yardsale....$2.00 ebay maybe & 5.00 but then you have to deal with shipping...

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$50.00 bucks

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There are a lot of factors to determine the value of autographed memorabilia, let alone autographs of the deceased. Most importantly, is the autograph certified-- proven authentic, either by certificate of a legitimate collector or a picture of someone getting a piece signed. This will separate your autograph as a true and valid collector's item. Secondly, the condition, size, and year of the car can and will increase the value.

A Dale Sr. certified autograph alone on an 8X10 can be $700 ballpark. Add a collectible race car with it that and you could be into $1000 if it's coming from a legit source.

Final word: As a seller, do your best to prove the authenticity. As a buyer, beware of those sad souls trying to make extra money off of this legend.

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About $50 on EBAY

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The Wheaties, Cal Ripken Jr. 2131 consecutive games and counting cereal box with his facsimile signature is worth about $5.00 - $10.00 in mint condition unopened still filled with cereal. When they first came out in 1996 they sold for about $10. - $20. there were plenty available, and everyone that wanted one got one. Now with low demand, they sell for half that price. If you had the box hand signed by Cal Ripken Jr. the cereal box becomes an item to display the signature, and looses value as a collectible cereal box. The price of the signed cereal box now relies on the value of the signature and how well it displays. A Cal Ripken Jr. signed cereal box could sell between $150. - $200. Price may vary based on condition of the box, signature, and the type of authenticity that accompanies the signature. If the signature is not authenticated it could sell at half the market value or less. I will leave a link to a price guide for Cal Ripken Jr. signatures on other items.

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There are only a very few pair in the world...there is an autographed race used one up for grabs on Ebay though.

Click on the link below for more information.

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It depends on the maker...ie, Hot Wheels, Winners Circle...prices vary depending on type and style as well

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It is around $13.

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$175.00

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1990 racing poster of dale earnhardt sr autographed

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175.00

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I saw them on Ebay ..average about $6 a piece.

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Say you have a jacket that you bought for $100.00, if you get that jacket autographed by any NASCAR driver, the value of it will go up 25%. So the jacket is now worth $125.00!

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500.00

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Not much. You can still buy them online for $3.20 (brand new).

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Around $30 on eBay.