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The Very Best of SportsLizard

November 10th, 2008

Since launching SportsLizard in 2004 there’s been a whole lot of content published.  I’d like to think most of it’s been pretty good, but there are a handful of articles and posts that I consider to be great reads for anyone who is involved in the hobby in any capacity.  I’ve added a “Best of” sidebar to the Lizard’s Rant Blog and to the new Collector’s Voice so to help new readers find these articles and old readers re-discover them.

Here’s the list:

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3 Responses to “The Very Best of SportsLizard”

  1. charles Says:
    November 11th, 2008 at 4:42 pm

    Mr.McFarland,I read your article on your friends
    autograph dilemma with the guy from EBAY.
    Tell your friend to use Jimmy Spence,I have never
    had a problem with Mr. Spence But I hav had problems
    with PSA.

  2. Kevin Says:
    October 8th, 2009 at 2:53 pm

    Hi my name is Kevin I live in London Ontario Canada and I have a nice collection of cards. I was wondering how to go about getting my cards rated so that someone creditable, other then myself can rate my cards a perfect 10 or 8 or whatever.

    Also, is there a best way to go about selling my cards. Ie: e-bay, kagigi, events etc.

    Thanks for your help I look forward to hearing from someone soon.

  3. Adam McFarland Says:
    October 8th, 2009 at 6:12 pm

    Hi Kevin -

    In general, I like to sell my best cards via eBay and the rest on Craigslist (or a local hobby shop). The best ones will net the most on eBay while the rest probably aren’t worth much and it’s easiest to unload locally. You can check eBay completed listings (you need an account and need to be logged in) to get an idea of the value of your best cards. You can also check out this article on our site http://prices.sportslizard.com/how-to-value.php As far as grading, this guide on eBay is helpful http://pages.ebay.com/buy/guides/graded-sports-cards-buying-guide/

    Good luck!

    Adam

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