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Re: JoseConseco 1991 baseball card
There is one museum grade mint example on ebay for a buy it now or best offer of $14..50. Probably a $5 card realistically.
Re: JoseConseco 1991 baseball card
The prices gien were also for a graded card, which would cost more than it would be worthwhile. A recent great condition non graded blue border card recently sold for about $1.04. Unfortunately later cards like these were so mass produced there is very little value.
Re: JoseConseco 1991 baseball card
honestly you might get 1$ realistically i am a sportcard dealer and 1991 is the peak year of overproduction of baseball cards
Re: JoseConseco 1991 baseball card
That era of cards were widely mass produced which lowered their value tremendously. You are looking at a sale price of $1-$2 on a site like EBAY. The actual book value may be a few dollars more but 99% of collectors go off of current ebay sold listings.