Thoughts on how to sell 1969 Topps PSA

[DanP]

I’ve had this partial set stuffed in a closet for the last few years. I had dreams of putting together a PSA 8 set.

I realize that will never happen so I decided to sell most of what I have. I will probably hold on to Jackson and Mantle PSA 7 and Ryan and Palmer PSA 8.

I will be selling the rest. I have a few that make sense selling individually like Oliva and Palmer PSA 9’s.

What’s the best way to sell the remaining 180 PSA 8 cards? As a lot? Multiple lots? Or send out to GM, PWCC, etc.

I’m looking for guidance!!

Thanks

[Gorditadogg]

Sirius sells a lot of individual PSA cards. When I am looking to fill my sets I go there or to 4Corners.

[savedfrommyspokes]

I have purchased numerous lots similar to yours over the years from the BST here as well as other well known forums.... might be a starting point for you.

[DanP]

Originally Posted by savedfrommyspokes

I have purchased numerous lots similar to yours over the years from the BST here as well as other well known forums.... might be a starting point for you.

I would love to offer them on N54 first. However, without a real auction I would have to put a value on every card to know how to price it. I really don’t have time for that.

Thanks

[Gr8Beldini]

Why does everybody dismiss Ebay an easy place to auction every cards individually? Seems like now in particular nice graded vintage are getting strong bids.

[Exhibitman]

Sterling. Quick, reliable, good results. No ebay time suckage.

[swarmee]

COMC is how I did most of my PSA liquidation.