There is no other way to say this, when it comes to collecting football cards, quarterbacks rule. A recent view of the stats at FootballCardChase.com show that quarterbacks, whether they are current superstars, or hall of famers, are the most popular football cards.

Of course, Tom Brady, is one of the most popular football cards that collectors are looking to add to their collection. He is a champion, a current player, and received hours upon hours of tv coverage for the last Superbowl.

However, at the top of the list is Brett Favre.  By far, the most popular football card is that of the Green Bay Packer’s Brett Favre.

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Are you an avid football card collector? Do you despair not being able to get the card you need to complete your collection? Today, buying and selling player cards has become very easy and can be accomplished very easily from within the four walls of your home. Using your personal computer, you can find football cards being sold and auctioned on the Internet, with card prices and values for all to see. Now, the most important question is, what exactly are the Internet resources and how do you find them?

You can choose to buy from either the sports card manufacturers themselves, online retail stores by small and large card dealers, or online auction sites. They all sell cards. Leading football card manufacturers like Topps, Upper Deck, Playoff etc have their own company websites that both promote as well as sell football collectibles like player cards. Prices are listed right on the websites so you know the value of each player card or football sets. Use the checklists right on the site to find what you need.

Apart from visiting the websites of the sports card manufacturers, football card collectors can buy from various dealers who have retail stores, like House of Cards, DCS Sports Cards, Football Card Shop, etc. These are online outlets that sell the best variety of football cards.

Auctioning of Football cards is another way of trading player cards. Online auction sites like Ebay and uBid are the leading card auction sites. While Ebay is a place where you can get individual cards from football card dealers or directly from collectors, uBid auctions cards directly from the large dealer retailers. If you are looking for a set of cards on auction, then uBid could be your best bet.

Lastly, price guides like Tuffstuff or Beckett along with offering comparative price lists,  also sell complete sets of player cards, manufactured by the leading companies. This could be a good resource where you can both compare prices as well as buy cards

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Once you have entered in the football player name and, optionally, the year of the football card you are searching for, FootballCardChase.com will provide search results for you. Some of the results will have prices and values, others will just display the vintage football card you are looking for.

The left column of the search results page is a list of football card dealers and sports card retailers. The right side of the page is where the search results are displayed.

To see results of old football cards from any particular dealer or retailer, simply click on the name. The football player search that you requested will be retrieved from the dealer’s website. If there are not matching player cards, click on the next dealer. If there is a match, the football card will be shown in the right column. Usually a sports card price or value will be displayed, but not always.

If you find a player card you are interested in, just click on it. You will be taken to the dealer site to purchase the football card or make an inquiry for more information.

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With the launch of FootballCardChase.com, finding vintage football cards is as easy as typing into a search engine. FootballCardChase is a search engine for sports player cards, from the old to the new.

Using the FootballCardChase.com search engine is simple. The first step to finding that rare or modern football card is to know the name of the football player you are searching for. Once you know the name, just type it into the first field, the player field, on FootballCardChase. The sports card search engine accepts first names, last names or the combined first and last name of the football player.

Entering the year of the football player card is optional. To look for a player card from a specific year, just type in the four numbers of the year, such as 1984 or 1969. Do not type in two digits for the year as they will not work. Remember, the year of the football card is optional.

That’s all the information you need to conduct a search for any football card, whether it is rare, vintage, old or new. Just click the search button to see results of football cards from all over the Internet.

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Statistics at FootballCardChase.com are now working in our beta program. Any search for a football player card is now being recorded in our database. This information will be very helpful for people searching for prices, values or any other information about their favorite football cards.

From the stats that are recorded, you can quickly determine which football players are currently hot. Or, which player cards are most actively being sought. Although we do not have purchase information, the information about most recent football players being searched will give you a sense of what is important right now.

In addition to the name of the football player, the football card search will also record the year of the card, if the year is included in the search request.

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After the launch of footballcardchase.com, we forgot to clean up the database. So, anyone checking out the latest stats of football card searches would have seen some interesting results. We had some normal players like Dan Marino, Brett Favre and even Mean Joe Green. But, some odd results as well.

We cleaned the database. So, now searching for old or vintage football cards is easy. When you check out the stats pages, the results are of recent searches for football player cards.

Please continue to use the site and conduct searches for rare football cards while we work out the beta issues.

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