Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards

by Dan Fluckinger

Book Overview

Did you know that interest in major league baseball is on an upswing? 20 of the 30 major league teams reported increased attendance in the 2006 season. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0896895246
• ISBN13: 9780896895249
• Release Date: January 2007
• Publisher: Krause Publications
• Length: 1848 Pages
• Weight: 6.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 2.8" x 8.3" x 11.0"

Customer Reviews

Great For Collectors, Young or Old

Oh my goodness!! my mom bought me this because i didnt have a current price guide for my baseball cards. i considered buying Beckett but most of the reviews were negative, and i am so happy i listened to them! There are 1848 pages of cards even as old as mid 1800's! i even found the oddball sets that i have like Nestle and Coca-Cola. If you dont want to spend $30.00 on the new 2009 edition, you should definately purchase this price guide!!!

Awestruck

I think this has every card ever manufactured in it. Well, maybe not, but it sure seems like it. I was very impressed by the volume of cards and prices listed. I don't know if this is the "definitive" card pricing guide, but it's awful close. Use this and you should be able to price 99% of your cards.

A Monster guide for an italian collector

As I stated in my incipit this is a monster guide for me! it's a huge helping hand for me, as I am new in collecting trading cards on baseball! I began some months ago and till today I own 10,000 cards circa; and day by day I begin to understand what I have in my hands...a piece of American sport history and this thanks to Don Flukinger and his guide! I will for sure continue to follow from this side of world (I'm italian by the way) this great American sport!

John's reivew 3

Very fast shipping, product arrive in excellent shape, and complete. I will shop this vendor again.

Flat out Awesome!!

Flat out awesome reference for those in the hobby. A true guide and aide to those who love America's Pastime and those cardboard heros that we all remember and try to hold onto. Thanks for a great addition to my library.