December 5th 2007
The testing of BaseballCardChase.com continues. We’ve been running multiple searches the past few days and are getting mixed results for older player cards against newer baseball cards.
Searching for baseball players from prior to the 1980’s does give results. We’re also seeing some aggressive pricing for older cards. However, the results are sometimes sparse for position players at some sites.
Best results are coming from MVPs, All-Stars and World Series winners. Yankees, Cubs, Dodgers and Red Sox do better than most.
We’re finding that on Ebay, you can find just about any player from the last 30 years. Results are quick in the BaseballCardChase.com search engine.
Our next round of testing will be to make sure that the database is maintaining proper data on sports card searches.
December 3rd 2007
To continue building out baseballcardchase.com, we added pictures of old and rare baseball cards to the site. When you visit the homepage, there are now pictures of baseball players that show up on the left side of logo.
The cards are vintage and modern. We hope you enjoy looking at them while you conduct your search for old baseball cards.
December 1st 2007
Welcome to the Beta Launch of BaseballCardChase.com. Today marks the official opening of our beta site.
BaseballCardChase is your one stop site for finding baseball cards on the Internet. Using our meta search engine, you can check the inventory of several online card dealers and auctions, all from one simple search engine.
As we tweak the design and search function over the next several weeks, you may see a few changes and improvements. Of course, any and all suggestions and comments are welcome. Please use the Contact page to send in your thoughts.
BaseballCardChase is a part of the SportsCardChase network. For collectors of baseball, football, basketball and hockey cards, SportsCardChase is your one stop source for the finest cards and sports collectibles.
