2002 Baseball Card Price Guide (Baseball Card Price Guide, 2002)

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Summary: You need a book like this to help complete those old sets
Review: Monthly price guides can barely keep up with the baseball cards that are produced each year, what with the multitude of variations, inserts, and whatnot. For older cards all they can do is focus on the stars and errors. But if you are trying to finish up your sets of 1957 and 1964 Topps sets, then you need to know ALL the cards so you are prepared for dealers who organized their cards by numbers, players, teams or a random pile. The "2002 Baseball Card Price Guide" gives you a good shot at finding out exactly what is out there for the set(s) you are currently working on finishing up. In practical terms the prices quoted are going to be more valid the farther back you go, but the key thing about these Price Guides is that they list all the cards from 1931 to the present, including all the extras, inserts, special sets and the like from Bowman, Diamond Stars, Donruss, Fleer, Goudey, Play Ball, Score, Sportsflics, Topps. Upper Deck and whatever other companies have sprung up that I cannot remember off the top of my head in all their infinite variations. You can either take this book to your next baseball card show or use it to put together your want list.

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Summary: this book only covers years 1981 to present
Review: this is not highlited when ordering