Who is good eBay seller to consign to (Not PWCC or Probstein)
 

Looking for reasonable fees, and someone with good reputation that many follow.

Dont know what he charges, but Greg Morris is very reputable. with a large following.

COMC. While they are only BINs right now, they have said they will add eBay auctions in the future.

David Bryan
 

Hi JC,

I have been buying from David Bryan, DavidBVintage for many years!

http://www.oldcardboard.com/

Patrick

Buythatcard is honest, reliable, and efficient.

I didn't realize he took consignments. I would highly recommend him, have bought a lot from him in the past.

Thanks for the recommendations both publicly and privately. I will reach out to them.

Saco River is newer and under-rated
Try them

He's looking for ebay sellers

Selling on ebay might be a bit of a risk until they allow the various snipe services enabled. Many of the better items only see action in the last 30 seconds with snipes coming in. Without that tool, big bids might be a bit more muted and action much lighter. I think you will see a reduction of pure auctions on better material and more buy it now's to protect the seller.

I strongly agree with Patrick on recommending David Bryan, to help you sell, as well as to purchase from. IF I HAD TEN THUMBS, THEY'D ALL BE UP! David is a genuine expert as an eBay seller; his listings are flawless, with superb, crisp, close-up photos! --- Brian Powell

I second that - I have consigned with him with great results and have bought from Howie many times over the years. I have him listed as Best on eBay.

+1. a couple board members always attend Saco Auctions in person!!!!

SB1 is insightful !

no snipe programs have opened floodgates for ebidders

but it will end.

+1 on davidbvintage
 

He is top-notch.

Greg morris
 

II think Greg Morris only takes cards in the 3k minimum area, can't just send them a few hundred worth of cards

This from a guy that idolizes Ernie Lombardi!!:rolleyes::rolleyes:

Goldin does not get mentioned enuff

He sells on ebay?

ebay seller www.stevenovella.com? Seems to get plenty of good cards...

If you're selling something, and you don't like where it's headed, you can always end an auction at the 12-hour mark. After that, you're not allowed to end it. You pay a fee, but the fee may be small enough to make up lack of bids. I know people that have done that. I haven't tried it, but I've heard it works if you're stuff isn't going up near where you want it or where it should be.

Do that about 2x's and I can assure you, you will have very limited bidding on anything you ever put up again. Word travels fast....

Terrible idea
 

Hoping that was a joke

Nice instincts. You could also recruit some friends to bump it and see if the high bidder is higher. If it doesn't work they can always retract.

No people actually do that. Or so I'm told. I've never done it nor have I ever considered it. I just use BINs.

There's a major difference in someone ending an auction early because it's not going as high as they want and someone bidding on their own auctions. In my opinion, shilling is just like scamming.

As someone has said, Greg Morris is a good consignor. I've bought a few things from them. Also what about someone like Battersbox in Houston? Do they consign? Or BBC Exchange? I'm sure there are plenty of decent options.

Nearly all of these sellers sell Topps/Bowman etc in bulk/set breaks, pretty sure that's not what he is looking to sell, but I could be wrong.

Knowing the type of material would make a huge difference in recommending someone. You don't sell a Ferrari and and a VW Beetle in the same auction, nor are 19th century/1966 Topps generally promoted the same.

oh, he gets mentioned.

I'm sure with the money Goldin has he will shed a tear over you....:rolleyes: Maybe Billy Werber can comfort you!! Ohh, and ken laughs all the way to the bank!