Re-loading my fixed price auctions - 600+ eventually

[Runscott]

I listed 67 straight auctions last night on ebay under seller belltownvintagecards. I just finished validating my inventory and will kick off 24 more tonight - these will all be sliding photos from the George Michael collection, including the 1927 World Series, 1930 World Series and many Jackie Robinson action photos.

Items are being auctioned in groups, according to size (for ease of shipping). Next will be most (if not all) of my T206 and OBAK cards - all straight auctions as well - followed by various other categories (autographs, Baseball Magazine, Reach and Spalding Guides, postcards, cabinet photos, baseballs, odd-shaped items)....until everything is either sold, consigned or relegated to 'permanent' collection status.

Feel free to make offers on any of the remaining fixed priced offerings - I will leave them up until I'm through cleaning house.

Straight auctions link: BelltownVintageCards on ebay-straight

Fixed price auctions link (most items will be moved to straight auctions over the next two weeks): BelltownVintageCards on ebay-fixed

[Runscott]

Leaving town for a few days, so here's my bump - I now have the following straight auctions running:

• Vintage photos - posed (67) - ending Sunday night
• Vintage photos - Action (24) - ending Monday night
• Cards - raw 1911 OBAK and T206 - (30+) - Tuesday night
• Cards - SGC & PSA graded T206, T207 OBAKs - (10) - ending Wednesday night (includes T206 Tenney Sovereign, Tinker Polar Bear)
• 3 vintage pool cues and a vintage Stetson!

Still to come, until all non-collection items are gone - loads of each of these:

• Cabinet photos
• Reach and Spalding guides
• Base Ball Magazines
• RPPC postcards
• Handwritten letters and other autographs
• Miscellaneous paper, etc.

[Runscott]

Thanks for all the bids in my recent auctions!!!

Currently have 10 graded card auctions ending tonight: 2 T207, 2 OBAK, 6 T206

Still to go, over the next two weeks:

• 50+ postcards
• 30+ Reach Guides and a few Spalding
• Possibly Baseball Magazine issues from 1908-1913 - not sure if I'm ready to take a beating on these yet
• Miscellaneous pre-wwi baseball items, mostly paper
• 50+ miscellaneous print photos
  (*)50+ baseball cabinet photos

[Runscott]

'Everything has a price' Sales

I have dumped most of my old ebay inventory and will be loading 600+ fixed price auctions over the next few weeks. I'm starting with the smaller items and working my way up, but almost everything in my inventory will be loaded into ebay over the next few weeks. The goal is to hit the road with a backpack of smaller, higher-value, items, and my dog. I am aiming for Spring of next year.

Given that 'everything has a price', I will be using that philosophy in offering some items that I really don't want to sell. Normally I don't like to put what I consider 'above market value' prices on items, as some potential customers will then think that everything is marked too high; however, I'm doing it anyway. The only thing that won't be offered for sale is my 2014 NFC Championship football, since it was involved kicking the asses of the 49'ers on the way to a Superbowl victory. Need I say more? (sorry Ian)