Admittedly, one of the first things I did when I started entering cards on TCDB was to add my big-ticket items. The pricing of individual cards on there is not the most dependable aspect of the site. For example, there is no way to address card condition, as far as I know. But it gives a general guideline for the worth of some of your cards, or at least those cards that have been sold/bought by TCDBers (I think that's how it works? I'm not sure). I've always kept in mind my most monetarily valuable cards (as opposed to "valuable-to-me") since I acquired my first price guide in 1980. It's fun, even if you're not going to sell them ever. I've mentioned before that I wrote a list of my priciest cards back in 1993 (30 years ago!), which was compiled from the Beckett Price Guide from that year. In that post , I then updated the list by going through ebay and checking prices. It was very unscientific. It was also 11 years ago. Today I'm going to be e...
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