That make sense but I stopped selling on ebay and have only been selling at shows.  I guess I could price it and always leave it up to an in person negotiation.

Why not just set it at 2000 with a obo or set it at a 7 day auction and let it ride?

Very sought after year and set.  I would rec setting it at a dollar and have it end in a Sunday night around 10EST when all of us degenerates are out looking for yet another card we don’t know what to do with.

I really like the "51 years of collecting" did they forget the 50th anniversary the previous year?

To find the value of your card: Search eBay sold listings after inputting card information (set/player/year/serial number) and to find the exact price an offer was accepted at look up the eBay listing info on 130point.com/sales. eBay sold listings will give you the value of your card.

If there isn’t a direct sale on eBay that matches your card, look up similar cards of similarly-valued players and use their sales as an approximate value.

I love how the Mod told me how to find sold listing and 130point for values, which is what I did and I even listed the similar sales in my original post...thus the reason for the confusion on the value.  Thanks for nothing Mod.

Trying to figure out pricing on this card but sold cards are kind of all over the place.  Mike Conley sold for $444.  Danny Granger sold for $183.  Rick Barry sold for $41.  David Robinson sold for $2247.  I feel like Paul Pierce fits in above Conley and Granger obviously.  Subjectively is more collectible than Barry and less collectible than Robinson.  How do I estimate the price I should put on this one?

Thoughts on 08-09 Topps Black Pierce