Interesting dilema; what would you do?

[cardsnstuff]

Lets say you have some high end examples of relatively commonly traded cards, {meaning they do appear at auctions during the course of a year} yet they are key cards based on year and set. I am primarily talking post war 50's -70's {but I wanted more eyes on it, if you have to move it feel free; although question could apply to any years} What would you do?

[Anish]

I would list them first at high BIN/OBO values. If they are really high end, someone will pay the premium.

If they don't sell for a few months (or however long, depending on your financial situation) I would send them to PWCC.

[xplainer]

Unless you need a quick flip, I would post them with a BIN a ride it out.
It all depends on the complete circumstances, and only you know them.
I have sold for less than I paid, only because I needed it to buy a bigger purchase.

[bensie]

Originally Posted by Anish

I would list them first at high BIN/OBO values. If they are really high end, someone will pay the premium.

If they don't sell for a few months (or however long, depending on your financial situation) I would send them to PWCC.

This is what I do. Let them sit on BIN/BO until I lose patience and then send them off to Brent.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by bensie

This is what I do. Let them sit on BIN/BO until I lose patience and then send them off to Brent.

LOL...sounds like a well thought out plan. I hope to do such things exactly, right before I lose my patience.

[lowpopper]

Have them reviewed for a purple sticker