Considering selling everything - Final Update/Tally

[drcy]

I give you permission to pull the autograph lot and consign it to an auction house. Not only is that my permission, it's my advice as your financial advisor.

There, I made an executive decision.

[sac_bunt]

Originally Posted by drcy

I give you permission to pull the autograph lot and consign it to an auction house. Not only is that my permission, it's my advice as your financial advisor.

There, I made an executive decision.

+1

[Econteachert205]

Listings have been ended except cobb, but I disagree that he had to lie to end the listing. There is an option called there was a problem was the listing and clearly between the photos and the inability to accurately describe 600 autos in one lot, I feel it's fine to pull. That's what the 10percent cost is there for, to keep anyone from pulling at any time for any reason. This to me is a good reason.

[chernieto]

Kevin,
As others have mentioned clear photos make a big difference in the final selling price. Good luck!!

[drcy]

You might consider consigning all the autographs. In person signed Hubbell signed bat, glove and ball are decent items. A good Hubbell signed bat might sell for $200, and, even if modern, there aren't a lot of Hubbell signed gloves around.

[Luke]

Kevin,

Like the rest of the guys are saying, you need to take a step back and formulate a plan. Even if you had paid $4k for this collection, the way you are going about selling it would still be wrong. If you're going to buy a big group, you have to have a plan to maximize your return on it. Listing 600 autographs together shows you had no plan. Time to make one.

[savedfrommyspokes]

Originally Posted by LukeLyon

Kevin,

Like the rest of the guys are saying, you need to take a step back and formulate a plan. Even if you had paid $4k for this collection, the way you are going about selling it would still be wrong. If you're going to buy a big group, you have to have a plan to maximize your return on it. Listing 600 autographs together shows you had no plan. Time to make one.

+1.....take the time to list items in smaller groups, or singles when possible, as this will maximize your return. FP items will typically allow for a better sell price, IMO.

[Deertick]

Originally Posted by Econteachert205

Listings have been ended except cobb, but I disagree that he had to lie to end the listing. There is an option called there was a problem was the listing and clearly between the photos and the inability to accurately describe 600 autos in one lot, I feel it's fine to pull. That's what the 10percent cost is there for, to keep anyone from pulling at any time for any reason. This to me is a good reason.

I'd like to get an opinion from Ethicsteachert205.