FAIR STAR CARDS
Stratford & Area's Trusted Sports Card Buyer
We pay fair cash value and specialize in vintage sports card from 1889 to 1989. Skip the research, eBay fees, and shipping hassles. Get a transparent appraisal today.
easy, free appraisal process
How It Works
Simply follow these steps to find out what your collection is worth
Tell Us Your Story!
Found under the couch? Handed down from your grandparents? Traded as a kid? Collected since childhood? Purchased on eBay? -- These stories add interest!
Show Us Your Collection!
You can scan them, photograph them, ship them to us, or if the value is high enough, we’ll come to visit you!
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We will estimate the current market value of your collection based on real sales data. We will also provide you with a fair purchase offer!
Fill out the details below to start your free appraisal. Once submitted, we will reply as soon as possible so you can easily reply with photos of your collection.
Testimonials
What People Say
In the sports card hobby, your reputation is everything. I have spend countless hours buying and selling on several marketplaces over the years, building up a reputation as an honest, hard-working collector who does treats people the right way and who corrects mistakes when they happen.I have hundreds of satisfied customers.
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eBay Feedback
After selling thousands of cards over hundreds of deals, I have a perfect feedback rating.
Facebook Sports Card Groups
I am an active buyer and seller in several big Facebook groups.
Helpful tips before selling your cards
I have several videos to help answer questions about how to value your cards
I am a teacher in my day job, so helping people understand comes naturally to me!
What makes some card valuable?
Value comes down to supply and demand, influenced by popularity, condition, and scarcity.
How can I value my collection?
The biggest mistake people make is checking asking prices rather than actual sales prices. Anyone can ask anything for their cards. That doesn't mean they can sell them. Free tools like 130point.com can assist.
About Andrew
I collected hockey and baseball cards religiously as a kid in the 1980s. When I went to university in the 1990s, I stopped collecting, but returned to the hobby in 2020. The first thing I did was sell through my childhood collection. Doing so taught me a lot of lessons, and when I finished, I realized that I missed it.That experience made me start looking for other collections to buy. I love doing this. It allows me to learn about cards I would never have seen before. It has allowed me to learn about cards that were released well before my childhood collection, and before my time!I am a sports nut and sports historian. I love old stories, and sports card are such an integral part of telling those old stories and keeping them alive.