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Q: How to Trade Baseball Cards.
A: 1. Pull out your price guide. Evaluate the condition of the baseball cards involved in the proposed trade and price them out accordingly. Total the value of the... Read More »

Q: How to Trade Webkinz Cards.
A: 1. Make a list of the cards you are missing from your trading card set. Look at the bottom of your card for a number such as 1/80 meaning card 1 ou of 80 cards.... Read More »

Q: How to Grade Trading Cards.
A: 1. Grade by condition. Gem Mint is a Grade 10. This has to be absolutely perfect. There cannot be any unevenness to the border, no damage, and no ink blobs or t... Read More »

Q: How to Design a Trading Card.
A: 1. Plan the basic template of your card. This works out to be about 8.65CM x 5.6CM on a basic card. You may want to make your own measurements or base it on ano... Read More »

Q: How is the value of a trading card determined?
A: Chris's answer is right: "Where supply and demand intersect. To be more analytical, we could say that the price of a card is determined by the sum of the presen... Read More »