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10-21-2012, 10:46 AM
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Who decides value? Is Beckett the only?
Hi,
I'm new to this forum but not new to baseball cards. I am 43 and have purchased cards from shows as far back as 1978. I bought my first car stereo with a Nolan Ryan rookie. The stereo is long gone, wish I still had the card. BUT, it was ungraded! I have a few main questions for here as I am new to this. 1. are graded cards the best thing now? 2. why are some guys, like Ivan Rodriguez rookie cards worth nothing and 3. who sets these prices, ebay, Beckett or who? Thanks for the help. Fred McGriff was my favorite player when I was younger, hence the username. 
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