Have any of you guys seen the Ebay/Beckett Price Guide?

Gator

I just got a letter from ebay and it has an article about how they have teamed up with beckett for a price guide. Its called the Beckett.com Sportscard Value Guide. I hate to admit it, but it is a really cool site. It tracks the actual sales of sportscards that have sold on Ebay.

http://valueguide.beckett.com

megatron

If it is free, then this is great. If not, I don't see how this adds any additional value to the "Completed Auctions" Search.

Aknot

Yeah and with the "questionable" entities out there (on Ebay) it will really skew the market.

MorrellMan

Here's the link:
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sjeanblanc

Doesn't appear to be very useful to me, unless I'm missing something. They list Ebay High prices that I know went with a graded card, but Beckett seems to be associating it with raw cards. Tried the filtering option with year and set and date range 1/1/2003 to 4/15/2004 for OPC Nolan Ryan cards and got nothing. Yet I know that a lot of OPC Ryan cards have been sold over the last year.

Think it needs a lot more work.

Scott Jeanblanc
jeanblanc@iconnect.net
Ebay UserID : sjeanblanc
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Collecting Nolan Ryan cards (68-94)

Gator

It still lacks alot of data, such as Tiger Woods. It doesn't show any sales for him. I used Barry Bonds and the first one on the list was the 1986 Topps Traded. 356 sales. If you click on the set description it will give you a breakdown of each card sold, ebay item number, grade, average price, etc.

Tabe

I've found the guide to be useless. I looked up my own purchases of cards from the last couple months on Ebay (at least a couple dozen cards) and none of them showed up in the guide...

Tabe
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