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Posted By: runscott
Any thoughts on which auction houses to consign items to? I've only ever used ebay or sold off-line, but I have a few items that don't fit the "ebay mentality". |
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Posted By: TBob
Scott- I can't speak for others but I have done better selling lots individually (card by card) through ebay then through any of the auction houses. Maybe because I have been around for a while and have around 2500 positive feedbacks, I get more people bidding than Joe Newbie who puts his cards on ebay for the first time. Still, I broke up a near set of cards and sold them individually a few years ago and made twice what I could have made consigning the lot, I truly believe. If you look at the trimmed E98s on ebay, you'll see that the seller is going to double or maybe even triple what he paid for them from Lipset's auction, simply because he is selling them card by card. |
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Posted By: Brian C Daniels
Tom,who is a hot topic from "political galleries" is a good option.Look at all the supporters he has gotten just in two days of him as a topic! Sloate& Smolin maybe a worthy place.T-bob is right about the trimmed up E-98's but I think it is an exception due to the desireability of the "blue" variations on the M-116's! |
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Posted By: Jay Miller
Scott-Alot depends on the value of the item. A T206 Wagner should go to Mastro. On other items I would recommend Jerry Smolin or Lew Lipset. I would not use Slater yet. I would want to see how the first auction goes. Let someone else be the guinea pig. |
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Posted By: Tom
just remember with ebay you have control over what reserve there is and with auctions like Mastro you don't. With ebay you can try it out and if it doesn't work, you can re-run it.........just options.......you don't have same with other auction houses. |
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Posted By: dan mckee
I agree with Jay Miller completely! super quality and/or super expensive, Mastro. Vintage rare and off grade, Lew Lipset is the greatest for this! If it is a Wagner, mail it to me, I will call you from islands and let you know how I am doing with auctioning it off for you. |
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Posted By: Jaime Leiderman
I would use a well known small auction, like Lipset, Sloate or Smolin. |
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Posted By: Julie Vognar
if anything's getting lost at Mastro, I haven't bid on it. Cheech. Smolin is great to bid in, but, by the same token, I hope some of my stuff can go to Mastro. Depends on whether you're selling or buying, doesn't it? |
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