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Old 03-06-2017, 05:37 PM
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If listed as single BINs on ebay, after fees, you would be lucky to clear $200 profit....I routinely buy lots like this, and based on what I have sold similar lower grade single cards for, I would expect about $200 profit on that lot. If you run them as auctions, expect to (at the VERY best) to break even, but more than likely end up in the red. So I would use BINs....research your BIN prices...some of them will surprise you like the 63 Topps #407 card has sales of EX copies of $7.
I agree with this but how long would it take to sell them at that profit? I would think a very long time. I see 2 cards that are in the $40-$50 range and one card in the $110-$130 range. Then if you could average $7-$8 each on the rest you would be very lucky.

I would try to sell as many as possible on here before moving them to eBay to save fees.
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Old 03-06-2017, 05:56 PM
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I agree with this but how long would it take to sell them at that profit? I would think a very long time. I see 2 cards that are in the $40-$50 range and one card in the $110-$130 range. Then if you could average $7-$8 each on the rest you would be very lucky.

I would try to sell as many as possible on here before moving them to eBay to save fees.
I agree that it could take some time depending on his situation as an ebay seller.... if he is an established seller with a decent selection of other similar items, these cards will sell quicker for a greater. In my case, my ROI would be about $200 based on what I have sold similar lower grade cards via FP on ebay. However, as Ben mentioned, offering these cards first on the BST (with some quality front and back scans) would be a great idea.
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I agree that it could take some time depending on his situation as an ebay seller.... if he is an established seller with a decent selection of other similar items, these cards will sell quicker for a greater. In my case, my ROI would be about $200 based on what I have sold similar lower grade cards via FP on ebay. However, as Ben mentioned, offering these cards first on the BST (with some quality front and back scans) would be a great idea.


I am gonna do that!
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Old 03-06-2017, 06:09 PM
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I agree with this but how long would it take to sell them at that profit? I would think a very long time. I see 2 cards that are in the $40-$50 range and one card in the $110-$130 range. Then if you could average $7-$8 each on the rest you would be very lucky.

I would try to sell as many as possible on here before moving them to eBay to save fees.



Great idea. Coming soon! Haha
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