Upper Deck hockey card values are largely determined based on attributes such as a card being a highly sought after rookie card, as well as with autographs and game worn jersey hockey cards.  A superb way of having a great opportunity to find out a true value is by joining Ebay if you are not already a member, and checking the completed auction listings.  There are always factors that can determine whether or not a previous selling price is a good indicator of current prices, but at least it is a starting place.  All you have to do is type in a card, box, set or other type of product and search for completed listings.  By doing that, you will immediately see what the item last sold for and on what day it sold for that.  When considering regular Upper Deck series hockey cards, (not including autographs or game worn jersey cards) one part of them comes to mind.  Those cards that come to mind are the Young Guns rookie cards, which Upper Deck has included in their regular issue sets since their inaugural edition in 1990-91 Upper Deck starting with the Sergei Federov and Pavel Bure rookie cards.  This series has continued with the likes of Sidney Crosby, Alexander Ovechkin, Pavel Datsyuk and many more, with those cards being difficult to obtain in unopened packs.  This has pushed the value of these Upper Deck hockey cards to high levels, with some Young Guns rookie cards (such as Sidney Crosby) being worth upwards of $100 or more each.

The worth and value of other Upper Deck hockey cards consists mostly of complete sets, insert card sets, autographs, and game worn jersey and material cards.  Complete sets of the series one and two hockey cards including the short printed rookie cards can be very valuable.  The value of autographs and game worn jersey cards of hockey greats Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemiuex, Gordie Howe, etc. are also highly priced and can bring you a strong cash value in the secondary market.  They are not easy to obtain in packs, though Upper Deck has consistently included fantastic chase cards in their packs of cards.

The monetary value of what you can get in cash when selling your Upper Deck hockey cards is determined by what another person is willing to give you for them.  Usually, it is best to find the best buyer for your cards and in doing so, being patient to get your asking price is key.

Pictured below as examples of game worn jersey cards from hockey are an Alexei Yashin 2001 Crown Royale game worn jersey card serial numbered to a limited number, as well as a serial numbered Chris Osgood Detroit Red Wings (not in that card though as he was on the St. Louis Blues) game worn jersey card.  These are not Upper Deck hockey cards, but at least they are a sampling of great hockey cards that you can find in unopened packs and on Ebay.  To find more free jersey card pictures as well as a great free sports card community, please click here to register.  The site can help you to determine the values of your sports cards.  If you would like to find unopened hockey and baseball card packs, please check out the new website baseball packs.

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I have collected hockey cards and sports cards for many years, here are some pictures of my collection.  Below the pictures are some more great trading card products.  Also, there is a current listing of different hockey boxes for your shopping pleasure listed below at great prices.

     1989 Score Football       1989 Topps Baseball     1982 Topps Baseball          1983 Topps Baseball       1983 Star Company

  Star Company Bagged Set           1986-87 Fleer                     1993 Bowman             1992 Bowman        1985 Donruss

    1981 Topps Baseball              1988 Topps Baseball           1980 Topps         1987 Topps        1985 Topps Baseball             

   vintage card                               1951 Bowman               1953 Topps         1951 Bowman Mickey Mantle      1980-81 Topps

Here are some more sports memorabilia sites:  Autographed Jerseys - autographed game worn jersey cards and jerseys from all 4 sports.

My Baseball Cards - Cards for sale currently by this site.       Traded Set - Topps Traded and other updated sets from all major sports.

 1987-88 Fleer Basketball                                                                      1981-82 Topps

Upper Deck Exquisite Basketball       

Despite the fact that Upper Deck did not make vintage hockey cards and was not involved in hockey card sets until 1990-91, here are some great vintage hockey cards.  Here is a link to find 1980-81 Topps cards from all major sports with an emphasis on basketball and hockey.

http://www.mybaseballcardspace.info/1982_Topps_Football

Here are the key cards of a random hockey vintage card set in 1980-81 Topps hockey: #140 Ray Bourque rookie card and in O-Pee-Chee his rookie card is number 140 as well.  Wow, what can be said about this hall of fame rookie other than it is a great card to purchase at a value price, which is likely to be found on Ebay.  Wayne Gretzky is card #250 both in Topps and O-Pee-Chee and this is his second year card.  I don't have this card in my collection.  Mike Gartner has a rookie card in here as well, #195.  There is an all star card of Wayne Gretzky, #87 in both, as well as two team leader cards with him on it that are great (#162 and #163 in both as well).  Team Leader card #182 is great too.  Wow what a great set of hockey cards from a vintage year.  There are many more like this in these vintage hockey card sets.

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