so i'm a baseball card collecter and l wanna know if l have any cards with some value or possible future value

2001 Ichiro Suzuki Rookie Card (no mlb experience)

2001 Tim Hudson

1987 Wade Boggs

1988 All Star Rookie Mark Mcguire

89 1st Year Curt Schilling

1990 Rising Star Deion Sanders

05 Jake Peavey

89 Ryne Sandberg

89 Barry Bonds

89 First Year Randy Johnson

90 Greg Maddux

89 Cris Carpenter ( thats how they spelled it)

98 All Star Rookie Nomar Garciaparra

90 All Star Rookie Gary Sheffield

90 All Star Rookie Ken Griffey JR

90 Draft Pick Frank Thomas

92 Undrafted Pedro Martinez

90 John Smoltz

90 Craig Biggio (when he played catcher)

2005 Dan Haren

88 Tom Glavine

89 Rookie Omar Vizquel

92 All Star Rookie Ivan Rodriguez

1993 Rookie of the year Mike Piazza

1998 Bowman Chrome Rookie David Ortiz

1997 Gold Medallion Edition Omar Vizquel

and last but least... my favorite

2006 Minor League Tim Lincecum

tell me if you any guess or knowledge on value of any of these cards. thanks

The current value of those cards is about as high as they're ever going to be. The value has nothing to do with age -- it has to do with scarcity. Once upon a time, people did not attempt to preserve baseball cards because nobody thought they would appreciate in value. When it turned out they actually did appreciate in value, then people started collecting them like crazy & all of the cards you've named r so abundant as to render them almost completely valueless. You might be able to get $1 to $2 or a Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie card or something (a lot more if it is graded by PSA as Gem Mint 10), but that is it.

You should pick up the recent Beckett is Pricing guide to find out the retail value of those cards. The private sale value is usually about 20%-50% less than that.

First off, which brand of cards r these? There r numerous brands & each one has different value.
l collected cards all through the 80 is & 90 is & l can tell u that there r very very few cards from the mid 80 is to the late 90 is that r worth anything at all. After 2000, l have no idea.
Your best bet to answer this question is to go to a book store (or even Wal-Mart & get yourself a beckett guide. If u dont want to spend the money to buy on, just write the cards down on paper & go check each one out for yourself.
p.s. You will need to know which brand of card it is.
Hope this helps

telll santa to bring you a becketts card mag

theyre worth about 2 daollar each

These cards probably will not accumulate much value.

Between 1989 & 1990, there were a number of companies who burst onto the sports card scene. Donruss, Score, Fleer & Upper Deck were the main ones. Prior to that, the primary card producer had been Topps.

After 1990, the baseball card market became flooded with supply & the values of cards dropped through the floor. Not only were there multiple companies now producing cards, but they were also producing a lot more of them. This basically destroyed the golden era of sports card trading as it only became worse soon there after.

The sports card industry never recovered. It is hard for a Mike Piazza rookie card to become valuable when there r 5-7 other companies producing rookie cards & they're producing hundreds of thousands of them.

So sorry to say, whatever they r valued at today is probably what they will be worth for the foreseeable future. Adjusted only for inflation.

id say about $5467365636

Well seeing as how you have almost every player that dominated the 90's, and some who are currently dominate, I'd say they are a worth a good amount of money. Not a big amount, but definitely a good amount.

Go here to find the actual price it is worth today.
http://beckett.com/ViewContent/default.osi?cid=1990