No comments about The Official Beckett Price Guide to Football Cards 2009, Edition #28 (Official Price Guide to Football Cards).

No comments about Beckett Almanac of Baseball Cards and Collectibles, 2008 Edition (Beckett Almanac of Baseball Cards and Collectibles).

No comments about 2008 Baseball Card Price Guide.

No comments about Beckett Football Card Price Guide, 2008 Edition (Beckett Football Card Price Guide).

No comments about Beckett Guide to Collecting Autographs & Comprehensive Price Guide.

2 comments about The Official Beckett Price Guide to Baseball Cards 2007, Edition #27 (Official Price Guide to Baseball Cards).

1. Average price guide. Out of the 8 or 9 items ordered 1-1/2 weeks before Christmas, this was the only thing that did not arrive before Christmas. Obviously, the seller did not ship on the date which they agreed to ship.



2. The Beckett guides have 2 prices listed for each card. However the meaning of those prices depends on the set under consideration. For a 1950s set the 2 prices may be for EX and NM; for a 1980s set they may be EX-MT and NM-MT. In previous editions these columns were labeled so you knew what the grades were. Those labels are missing in this edition. Unless you have a previous edition, this guide is not intelligible.

No comments about Beckett Hockey Card Price Guide, 2008 Edition (Beckett Hockey Card Price Guide and Alphabetical Checklist).

1 comments about Collecting Michael Jordan: The Ultimate Identification & Value Guide.

1. A comprehensive guide to collecting Michael Jordan memorabilia. Very well documented with hundreds of pictures to help identify the various items.

   An indispensable guide for MJ collectors.

No comments about Beckett Hockey Price Guide #17 (Beckett Hockey Card Price Guide and Alphabetical Checklist).

5 comments about Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards 2007: The Hobby's Biggest And Best Price Guide (Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards).

1. Was eagerly anticipating receipt of the book, but only received an empty envelope and a note from the USPS indicating that the envelope was empty. Don't know if I was more upset that the seller did not ship the book by a reliable method, or, that I received such a stupid note from the USPS. Maybe, I'll try to purchase this catalog from another vendor.
   
   To the seller's credit, they immediately issued a full credit to my credit card.



2. If you're looking for a one-volume price guide -- this is the one. Period. Forget about Beckett.



3. An excellent and quite comprehenwive listing of baseball cards and their values. In fact there is only one set I know of, reviewed by Mr. Lemke a year ago in Sports Collectors Digest, that was not included in the catalog. Still, I would recommend it most highly.



4. The book is better than most, of course, but it doesn't list many cards. For example, in the 2005 issue, there were cards listed, but in the 2007 issue, those cards were removed for some reason. Plus, in my initial issue, the pages were out of order in about 100 page increments. Thank goodness Amazon replaced it for me and the second issue was correctly paged.



5. I ordered this for my baseball card collecting husband and am very disappointed because the pages are not in order. There is a very large section of pages out of sequence. It makes it very difficult for my husband to rate and price his cards. I would love to return this defective book for a correct one! Then perhaps my confidence in ordering through Amazon would be restored.
   Thank you!
   Regina Bartels