Sell Vintage Sports Cards And Memorabilia In New Braunfels, TX
The selling process starts with a free memorabilia evaluation. Bring in your cards, jerseys, rings, or autographed items and we inspect each piece on the spot.


Jons Stats helps you sell vintage sports memorabilia in New Braunfels, TX through free evaluation, cash offers, and consignment options for collectors. Whether you have a single graded card or an entire inherited collection, we inspect condition, assess your items fairly, and make an offer the same day.

The selling process starts with a free memorabilia evaluation. Bring in your cards, jerseys, rings, or autographed items and we inspect each piece on the spot. We assess condition, check for authenticity red flags, and provide fair market value. You choose: cash on the spot for items we buy outright, or consignment options if you prefer we handle listing and sale for commission. Most collectors walk out with payment the same visit.
The trading card selling process depends on era and grade. A 1987–1991 junk wax card—even mint—typically moves at low value because millions were printed and stored. Pre-1980 vintage sports collectibles command premiums based on rarity and documented condition. Beckett authentication and PSA grading can shift your offer by hundreds of dollars on a single card. Ungraded vintage baseball memorabilia gets appraised in-house first; we advise whether third-party grading makes financial sense before you invest in submission fees.

We purchase game-worn jerseys and equipment, championship rings, signed helmets, framed sports photos, and mini helmets. On jerseys we inspect tag stitching, check for chain-stitch numbering authenticity, and examine helmet decal wear patterns. Autographed memorabilia requires COA verification—we look for BAS COA holograms, JSA certification numbers, and matching ink flow patterns that distinguish authenticated signatures from forgeries.
Sports photography and memorabilia present their own challenges. A signed photograph of a player at a specific game or event is worth more than an unsigned print, but only if the signature can be authenticated and the photo's provenance is documented. We examine the photo stock itself—whether it's a silver gelatin print, modern color stock, or reproduction—and verify it against known images from that era or event. Signed game photos from Canyon High School playoff runs or Gruene Hall charity events have local collector interest. We also handle unsigned vintage sports photography that has documentary or historical value, particularly if it captures a recognizable player or famous moment in clear detail.

Championship rings and trophies carry different weight than cards or jerseys. A ring from a playoff run or a trophy won at a regional tournament tells a specific story—and that story drives its value. We evaluate the year, the league or organization that issued it, the condition of any engravings, and whether the piece came from a verifiable source. Rings are graded on stone clarity, metal weight, and whether the original box and documentation exist. Trophies range from high school awards to semi-pro circuit pieces, and we appraise based on the inscribed event, the metalwork quality, and local significance.

PSA uses a 1–10 numeric scale for grading; Beckett and BGS do the same. JSA certification and BAS COA focus on autographs rather than card condition. Raw ungraded items get fair market value estimates in-house, but if an item appears strong enough, we recommend submission to third-party graders before sale. Turnaround on PSA and Beckett runs 20–60 days depending on tier.
The Comal River area experiences humidity swings that fog card sleeves and breed mildew in fabric. Never clean autographs with household solvents—they lift ink and destroy authenticity. Store cards in acid-free sleeves, keep jerseys in breathable garment bags away from attic heat, and avoid basements prone to seepage. Damage from moisture cuts resale value drastically.



Inherited collections and downsizing sales require itemized appraisal. We provide fair market value per item, issue detailed receipts, and give documentation for tax records. This protects you for IRS purposes and streamlines estate settlements. Canyon High School and Church Hill area downsizing often includes vintage sports collectibles that require professional valuation.
The selling process starts with a free memorabilia evaluation. Bring in your cards, jerseys, rings, or autographed items and we inspect each piece on the spot.
We purchase game-worn jerseys and equipment, championship rings, signed helmets, framed sports photos, and mini helmets.
Championship rings and trophies carry different weight than cards or jerseys. A ring from a playoff run or a trophy won at a regional tournament tells a specific story—and that story drives…
PSA uses a 1–10 numeric scale for grading; Beckett and BGS do the same. JSA certification and BAS COA focus on autographs rather than card condition.
The Comal River area experiences humidity swings that fog card sleeves and breed mildew in fabric. Never clean autographs with household solvents—they lift ink and destroy authenticity.
Inherited collections and downsizing sales require itemized appraisal. We provide fair market value per item, issue detailed receipts, and give documentation for tax records.
Why homeowners call us
The person who looks at what you have is the person who makes the offer and pays for it. No call centre, no consignment queue, no waiting on a decision from somewhere else.
Offers are based on recent comparable sales and the condition of the item in front of us, and we will show you both. If something is worth more elsewhere, we will say so.
Send photographs, get a quote, then post the item or arrange to meet. Nothing is committed until you accept the number.
Sellers around New Braunfels can be seen in person, and anyone further out can post items in with tracking and insurance.
FAQ
Bring your collection in for a free memorabilia evaluation. We inspect condition, assess each item, and make an offer the same day. You can choose cash on the spot or consignment sales. No appointment needed for walk-ins, though calling ahead helps us allocate time for larger collections.
Not required. Graded PSA, Beckett, or JSA-certified items get higher offers because authentication is documented. Raw ungraded items receive fair market value appraisals in-house. We advise whether third-party grading makes financial sense based on estimated value and submission cost.
Fair market value depends on era, condition, rarity, and authentication. Pre-1980 vintage baseball memorabilia commands premiums. 1987–1991 junk wax cards hold low value. Game-worn jerseys, championship rings, and autographed items vary widely. Bring items in for a free appraisal—no obligation to sell.
Call 726-237-8297 and we will tell you what your collection is worth.