Ebay best offer... two tricks to see

[MooseDog]

There is an even easier way.

1) When looking at "Sold Listings" and you see a line through the green price and "Best Offer Accepted" underneath;

2) Click on the item title, then on the next screen after the item title at the top you see in small letters "See Original Listing", click on that.

3) This will bring you to the original listing page. Directly underneat the "Seller Information Box and directly to the the right of the "Description" and "Shipping Information" tabs you'll see "Print | Report Item.

4) Click on print and an pop-up window will display the item description with the actual sold price.

[Clydewally]

Thanks J.

That also worked.

[BruceinGa]

Originally Posted by MooseDog

There is an even easier way.

1) When looking at "Sold Listings" and you see a line through the green price and "Best Offer Accepted" underneath;

2) Click on the item title, then on the next screen after the item title at the top you see in small letters "See Original Listing", click on that.

3) This will bring you to the original listing page. Directly underneat the "Seller Information Box and directly to the the right of the "Description" and "Shipping Information" tabs you'll see "Print | Report Item.

4) Click on print and an pop-up window will display the item description with the actual sold price.

I've used this, ever since it was posted here months ago. Thanks to the original poster!

[Clydewally]

Has this approach stopped working or am I just screwing it up. The link to the original listing seems to be gone.
If I am right, is there another way these days?

[BruceinGa]

still works for me.
(using the "print" method)

[exitmusicgreen]

Another easy way is to use sortsof.com, and switch mode to "Completed."

[bn2cardz]

Originally Posted by Clydewally

Has this approach stopped working or am I just screwing it up. The link to the original listing seems to be gone.
If I am right, is there another way these days?

The original post (idea 1) no longer works. If you are looking at each individual page then as Bruce said the "print" option still works.

The more complicated idea still works to show you all the accepted offers as a list without having to look in each individual auction

Originally Posted by bn2cardz

2) Is a little more complicated, but if you use this link and change out a section and use it as the search bar you can see a list of best offers in the search area.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/?_nkw=cobb+%...ipg=200&_pgn=1

Where cobb+%28sgc%2C+psa%29 is the search for Cobb (sgc, psa). This way you need to know some things.
+ equals space
%28 equals (
%2C equals ,
%29 equals )

I have been using these two ways this morning and it has been helpful so I thought I would pass it on.

Happy 4th.

[Clydewally]

Thanks, but I am confused. I am not sure what Bruce is looking at as I no longer see a link to the original listing.

Also, I tried your approach Andy and got a list of best offers for particular cards, but did not see the actual sales price anywhere.

The sortsof.com approach did work though, at least for the one card I checked it on.

[bn2cardz]

Originally Posted by Clydewally

Also, I tried your approach Andy and got a list of best offers for particular cards, but did not see the actual sales price anywhere.

On the ones that sold it is showing the sold prices in green. If you click on a particular auction it would show what the original asking was.

You can see what I am talking about by looking at the screen shots showing the price of $1100 for the Cobb signed check, but when you click on the auction the asking price was $1245. The search shows the actual sale price, non like your typical search.

[BruceinGa]

Originally Posted by Clydewally

Thanks, but I am confused. I am not sure what Bruce is looking at as I no longer see a link to the original listing.

Find the sold/completed auction. Just to the right of the auction title there is "See original listing" in small type. Click on that. After the page reloads showing the original listing, look about half way down the page for "Print | Report item". Click on Print and the next page should show the selling price.