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Old 10-29-2025, 03:42 PM
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You don't need GM...treat it like a set break...take the time (and effort) and do quality front and back scans...throw them yourself on ebay and list them all at .99 auction. The market will pay (pretty much) what it's worth if you have decent feedback on your account. 2 to 3 days to prep and list...5 or 7 day auction of fun and stress...then a couple of days to pack up and ship (and wait for payment as there will be stragglers)....
I would think this through before brushing off a consignor like GMC. eBay is going to take 13%. GMC takes 25%. So is it worth the 12% difference to you to not have to worry about scanning, listing, shipping etc.? For me, having GMC handle all that was a no-brainer. Also they tend to get higher bids than the average Joe, which can make a big difference.
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