Rookie cards are what we talk about all the time. We’re always looking for ways to expand our collection and may even part with rookie cards of our favorite heroes.
However, the challenge for many collectors is finding a special rookie card. Despite the wide selection of online stores and outlets that offer valuable rookie cards, there are only a few that will give you exactly what you’re looking for.
We’ve listed the three best sources that will help you find your unique rookie card in this article.
eBay
eBay is a treasure chest when it comes to finding every rookie card imaginable.
The world’s largest and (roughly speaking) oldest second-hand online marketplace is a popular platform for collectors from across the country and around the globe to buy and sell special cards.
So if you’ve got your eye on the 1981 SGC 9 copy of Joe Montana or the 1976 Walter Payton’s PSA7 rookie card, eBay is the perfect place to find them.
You can also find brand new cards on eBay, from single cards to packs and crates. Even if eBay isn’t the most popular place to sell cards, it can still offer something if current rookies are your thing.
Amazon
Amazon is an obvious choice since it provides access to all new and old cards. New cards will very certainly be listed there, even as pre-orders.
Many breakers and collectors sell on Amazon as well, including a large number of singles, both old and new.
However, the general sense of these individual Amazon listings is that they have fewer selections and are typically more expensive than some of these other retailers.
Bottom Line
If you wish to sell, buy or grade your cards, you need as much information as possible. There are indeed many websites and marketplaces to buy and sell rookie cards, but we wanted to suggest the very best.
In addition to selling your cards, at American Legends, we provide tips on how to keep your assets in optimal condition and how to pack and ship them to get the best sale value. Just contact us, and let’s get started.
