Are non-sports trading cards worth anything?

For those in the know, the non-sports market has always held incredible value. It has crossover interest from presidential and historical memorabilia collectors and is enjoying a major renaissance right now. In fact, non-sports cards have never been more valuable.

What non-sports cards are valuable?

These are a few of the vintage non-sports sets that are high on our WANTED LIST:

• 1932 U.S. Caramel Presidents (aka “American Heroes Caramels”)
• 1933 Goudey Indians (also reprinted and reissued in 1948)
• 1933 National Chicle Sky Birds.
• 1933 Tootsie Circus (R152)
• 1935 Gum, Inc.
• 1936 Gum, Inc.
• 1938 Gum, Inc.
• 1940 Gum, Inc.

What is SMR value PSA?

PSA is now making its PSA Population Report and Sports Market Report (SMR) Online Price Guide available free to everyone. It previously cost $39.95 annually for a subscription to these hobby resources.

Is there still a Beckett magazine?

Beckett Baseball is a monthly magazine loaded with everything you need to know about new baseball cards and more. It offers news, values for new releases as well as past sets along with the latest collecting trends.

How do I sell my GPK?

To sell your GPK, you first have to acquire some, which I take for granted that you have. Then you need to go to the marketplaces of your choice to find out where you want to list it. Most experienced collectors will find it on any market through waxplorer. So choose the one you like the most.

What are good collecting cards?

Best Non-Sports Cards to Collect

• Magic, The Gathering. Trading Card Games (TCGs) are super popular in the hobby, and while I’ll look into a few more this article – Magic, The Gathering is arguably the most popular, and the one that’s been around for longest.
• Star Wars Cards.
• Garbage Pail Kids.
• Superhero Cards.
• Pokemon Cards.

How much is a PSA 7 worth?

The price range for PSA 6 or 7 examples of this card is between $160 and $290. As this card falls below the $499 threshold, it should be submitted at the Economy level.

How much does it cost to get a card BGS graded?

Beckett Grading Services Pricing The BGS Standard service carries $30 with no sub-grades and $50 with sub-grades. For their Economy service with no sub-grades, a card commands $20/card and $35/card with sub-grades. Express services cost $100/card with no sub-grades and $150/card with sub-grades.

Which Garbage Pail Kid cards are worth money?

11 of the Most Valuable Garbage Pail Kids Cards

1. Adam Bomb (Series 1, 1985) Adam Bomb.
2. Nasty Nick (Series 1, 1985) Nasty Nick.
3. Corroded Carl (Chrome Series 1, 2013)
4. Semi Colin (Series 9, 1987)
5. Soft Boiled Sam (Series 2, 1985)
6. Stinky Stan (Series 1, 1985)
7. Schizo Fran (Series 2, 1985)
8. Jay Decay (Series 1, 1985)