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01-30-2011, 01:30 PM
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Hi,
I recently had to sell a huge amount of my cards to help pay some medical bills and to keep paying for medicine I desperately need but my insurance won't cover. I sold everything to one guy by using Craigslist here in the Boston area. I strongly recommend Craigslist because I've always had success selling everything from bulk new cards to vintage cards as well as antiques and stuff around the house. If you are in the greater Boston area, there are two guys competing for cards! On a personal note, shoot me a message if you have any 1967 Topps Baseball cards in any amount and any condition for sale. Best Regards and Good Luck, Bill Hedin 
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01-30-2011, 03:16 PM
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No to craigslitst
No to craigslist....I would do the completed listings research on price and take the max of what they are seem to be "worth" and set it at a BIN...Then, if it doesn't sell at BIN after 30 days go rbest offer option and accept anything that is reasonable i.e. 20% or better off BIN. If that doesn't work do a .01 auction to end at Sunday night at 7pm EST and make sure you have great scans...Don't sell it as one huge lot break it up per year
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01-30-2011, 06:08 PM
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i might do Craigs List on the 1987 topps and such....the stuff you can't ship.
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01-31-2011, 04:53 AM
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Yes, absolutely know the value in book and actual market! The bulk stuff that is new will sell on craigslist for sure.
Here in Boston, Craigslist is a hot place to actually retail cards. Plus it's cash. Good luck! Bill Hedin
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