Card Collecting : How to Buy Baseball Cards

Buy baseball cards by visiting a local card shop, searching on the Internet, going to a baseball card show or through an individual. Avoid scams and counterfeit baseball cards with information from the owner and operator of a card shop in this free video on collecting sports cards.

Expert: Walter Case
Bio: Walt Case is the owner and operator of Card Traders in Austin, Texas.
Filmmaker: Todd Green

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• collections
• card collecting
• sports cards
• pokeman cards
• card collectors
• hobbies
• card values

[houmorman123]

GO REDS and go pete

[johnmh71]

The question I have is did he give the guy who sold him the Ruth card $1,000? If not, then he is a rip off artist. These shops should pay at least 50% of what they are looking to sell it for. I have been collecting for 30 years and I have only met one shop owner that was willing to do this. And he is the only one that I've been to who is still open. Go figure.

[AppleFan1072]

@3443bh haha i was looking at it and thought to myself, "hmm, thats a Goudey, and its definatly 1933, pretty sure his rookie year was 1914, and those are pinstripes, he started with Boston, that shouldve been a dead give away," and then stopped listening to him hahaha

[disneysimagineer]

lol i have that card. WOO!

[DoctorIntervention]

He is blatantly promoting his shope, "visit your local hobby shop, like mine." "best thing to do would be to take it to your local hobby store." ETC

[3443bh]

These videos are great but PLEASE put that Babe Ruth 1933 Goudey in a regular holder! It's no where near his rookie card!

[fadedog]

i went to that store nice vintage and at a good price

[goosn1]

how much is the second row first card. at 17 seconds

[rollingstones129]

i agree with gennuine23

[gennuine23]

Come on, give the guy a break.

The man is just handing out good advice.