NASCAR Memorabilia

About $4 when they sell, and these days they aren't selling. The only recent sale on eBay was a mint set of all six that sold for $24 plus S&H (which isn't cheap - each bottle weighs about 1.5 lbs). Individual bottle auctions with a starting price of $0.99 are ending with no bids. Just a few years ago they were selling for $25 but those buyers' mortgage balloon payments came due and now they're just trying to make rent on the mobile home. FYI, the date on the bottle is NOT when it was issued as so many sellers seem to think. The bottles were issued in the early to mid 1990s, when Sun-Drop was Earnhardt's sponsor. I'm not sure why Sun-Drop labeled them Series #1, Series #2, etc. because it really should have been #1 in a series of 6, #2 in a series of 6, etc. The bottles commemorate significant years in Earnhardt's career: 1979 Rookie of the Year and 1980, 1986, 1987, 1990, 1991 Winston Cup Champion.

For a standard baseball type cap, $30 - $40.

One Thousand

I keep searching for this as well with no luck. I have a set of 4 from 1992 that are signed by him. He was @ Camp Lejune, NC on the military base and I had to buy 4 Baby Ruth candy bars to get all the cards and for him to sign them. I still have them in mint condition

I looked on a site that is listed below in related links for the answer. The actual sponsor of the car is Dayvault. If you mean the all pink diecast piece, the value on it is about $99.00. There is also one with a darker roof that they made more of. That piece is valued around $79.00. These are the 1/24 Action pieces. Not the RCCA Club pieces.

Ever heard of eBay?

There is also a site listed below in related links. When you list your cars for sale with them, the first 2 months are free and you are able to list as many cars as you wish.

It's much easier to work with then ebay. In fact, it's so easy, you'll be able to see how to list your cars before you receive the instructions that will be sent to you.

You'll have your own site within 'diecast-search' that is created as you list your cars. Also your cars will be included in the Search For Diecast area where customers are able to shop and compare prices on one page.

They get lots of traffic and a FREE Value Guide attracts even more customers.

25.00

As of Nov. 6, 2009, it was selling for $9.90 on Amazon.

$320.00

$95.00

somewhere around $500 depending on condition and original materials available for selling

The set 'used' is worth 10.00

150-650.00

The price of Dale Earnhardt race cards will vary depending on the condition of the card. A flawless card can be worth several hundred dollars depending on the edition and year the card was published.

100.00

At least $500.

Just to let you know, there are many many gold cards for Dale Sr. You can check ebay. If it's the one with the baseball 50th anniversary (highest priced), it's selling for 38.00 on ebay. Others are ranging from 4.00- 14.00.

$70

125-155

I have seen prices at $200, but if this is true, I would wait until the down times are over to sell because it should be at over $300. With the economy, ALL collectibles are cheap and no one wants to buy...so...if you save well, buy collectibles at pennies on the dollar. I recently bought Steiff animals at $20 each and they are worth over $200 when times are good. So do not think about selling now, think about any possible way to make money and BUY! Things will get better once the GOP stops blockading progress, which should be soon due to the OCCUPY movement.

About $5 if it is in excellent condition. There are two versions, one with the #24 race car and one with Jeff Gordon's likeness. Both are worth the same. They came in a four pack with a cardboard carrier that also had Jeff Gordon on the carrier. That set can be valued at around $25 to $30.

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.

The value of a Rusty Wallace Last Call jacket can vary significantly based on its condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. Generally, prices range from $50 to $200, with pristine or limited editions potentially fetching higher amounts. To get an accurate estimate, it's best to check recent sales on platforms like eBay or collector forums.

If your a huge fan of Kasey, you should have a sense of it's value. If your trying to sell it, it must not be worth much. For people like me someones autograph isn't worth anything, no matter who they are, and I would just probably sell it like you. If I can't physically use something and it just sits around collecting dust, it's just a practice in vanity. You need to find the right person who likes stuff like that. There's plenty of people out there who are like that. But just so you don't feel bad, I'm going to say $700.