wondering what to with my vintage collection??

[ullmandds]

maybe he actually works and isn't at his/her computer 24/7?

[chaddurbin]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

maybe he actually works and isn't at his/her computer 24/7?

peter,

get a smart phone...with a data plan...select the "push" option for email...check said email when phone goes DING.


(typing on my 286x commodore...)

[Matt]

List them for auction on http://www.GrandSlamBids.com - fees are maxed at 1.5% - less if your cards sell for more then $250. That way everyone can have a chance at them and you'll get a significantly higher percentage then any other auction venue.

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by Matt

List them for auction on http://www.GrandSlamBids.com - fees are maxed at 1.5% - less if your cards sell for more then $250. That way everyone can have a chance at them and you'll get a significantly higher percentage then any other auction venue.

Matt,

How many registered users does GSB have? That would be a vital piece of information for a seller to have (imo, of course).

Edited to add: Should have made clear I meant for a seller of high-demand cards such as some of these.

[Matt]

Originally Posted by Rob D.

How many registered users does GSB have? That would be a vital piece of information for a seller to have (imo, of course).

Hey Rob - between 300-400 last I checked; I'm pretty confident that there would be more views of pre-war card collectors on his cards if listed on http://www.GrandSlamBids.com then on eBay right now.

Thanks for your continued support.

[Leon]

I have known the original poster for several years. I think he has been in and out of the hobby a little bit. I have done some deals with him but it's been several years ago.

btw, the seller could list 30 high end cards on GSB for under $1.00...they could be fixed price at 5% less than ebay, everyone makes more money if any sell and the total risk is under $1.00.

[ty_cobb]

apologize for late responses to all as I have been tied
up w. work /family matters a few days

and yikes! I have not updated my email address in the site its dankoochin@gmail.com

I've tried to email and have left a contact phone for those who have responded
but theres been a lot more response than I anticipated....lol

thanks for your patience
regards
Dan

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by Matt

Hey Rob - between 300-400 last I checked; I'm pretty confident that there would be more views of pre-war card collectors on his cards if listed on http://www.GrandSlamBids.com then on eBay right now.

Thanks for your continued support.

Matt, I'm sure GSB will take off like wildfire once it gets going but considering that there is not a single bid on any of the 17 cards closing within the next four days, I also would be thrilled if the original poster placed his cards on GSB.

[Matt]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Matt, I'm sure GSB will take off like wildfire once it gets going but considering that there is not a single bid on any of the 17 cards closing within the next four days, I also would be thrilled if the original poster placed his cards on GSB.

Thanks Jeff - actually the items closing over the next 4 days are fixed price listings, so they wouldn't have any bids - though several cards from that group have already sold. The auction style listings ending beyond 4 days do have a number of bids.