Price Guide for Graded Pre-War
 

Posted By: <b>peter chao</b><p>Guys,<br /><br />Which online or hard-copy price guide would you use for graded pre-war cards. Also, which price guide is good at giving reasonable comparison grades. For instance a PSA 9 is equivalent to an SGC 90 and is equivalent to an GAI 9.5, something like that.<br /><br />Peter<br /><br />

Price Guide for Graded Pre-War
 

Posted By: <b>Anthony</b><p>www.vintagecardprices.com<br /><br />why use a guide when you can see actual sales? SMR is a joke, SGC uses vcp, and GAI will probably have a guide some Monday.

Price Guide for Graded Pre-War
 

Posted By: <b>Jason L</b><p>can't get any better info.<br />Use the free level of service (sign up through SGC) to try it out, then subscribe for full functionality if your level of activity warrants it...<br />

Price Guide for Graded Pre-War
 

Posted By: <b>Bobby Binder</b><p>For your cross reference on the different graders we have everything laid out in a grid so you can compare PSA, SGC, GAI and BVG.

Price Guide for Graded Pre-War
 

Posted By: <b>Dave Seaborn</b><p>Nothing beats Vintage Card Prices. In my opinion, it's the best show in town.

Price Guide for Graded Pre-War
 

Posted By: <b>Steve M.</b><p>I'll second that motion.

Price Guide for Graded Pre-War
 

Posted By: <b>Denny</b><p>Vintagecardprices.com is by far the best tool in the industry! Auction info is provided ASAP when the auction is over and all info is stored with multiple links to view the actual auctions. If there is a downfall, and I don't see it as one...Just mentioning it FYI, It doesn't track BIN's(as of yet to my knowledge!?)...So What! VCP gives me what I need to determine If the present price of interested card(s) are to my likin'....What more can one ask for?<br /><br />Life's Grand,<br />Denny Walsh

Price Guide for Graded Pre-War
 

Posted By: <b>Joann</b><p>www.cardpricer.com<br /><br />Excellent site. Two week free trial, and after that you can buy tokens for "pay as you go". I got 100 tokens for $25, I think. They are almost gone, at which point I will convert to subscription.<br /><br />I don't use any hard copy price guides now that the online info is available. I can't make any sense of how printed prices compare to what I see in reality. The online guides are much more up to date, it seems to me.<br /><br />Joann