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Portlandjoe
Posts: 36 ✭
Does anyone know of a company that would broker a sale. For trading cards
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Portlandjoe
Posts: 36 ✭
Portlandjoe
Posts: 36 ✭
Portlandjoe
Posts: 36 ✭
Portlandjoe
Posts: 36 ✭
Does anyone know of a company that would broker a sale. For trading cards
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Do you have a buyer picked out and are looking to arrange escrow or a price, or is it more that you wish to consign some cards and don't particularly care who buys them?
I'm just in the process of selling some of my lower valued items I'm concerned about selling something of high value online and using PayPal. I'd like to find a 3rd party to do the transaction. Thanks
Do a search for auctions, they are so many out there.
People use PWCC, Probstein, Goldin, Heritage, etc...
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Thanks I hit a few of them up
I don't know what you mean by "lower value", but below a certain level it gets very expensive to consign.
I agree. In general the higher the value/sale the less percentage you have to pay the AH. I have heard in some cases if the item is super desirable the AH will waive their fees.
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Sometimes better than that. In very special cases you might find a seller premium of -5%, that is the seller receives 105% of hammer.
Yes I actually had one company who said they would give me %105 of the hammer price.
In that case I'm sure I'm not the only one who wants to see "some of [your] lower valued items."
Ha. What I meant was I'm only comfortable selling the low end ones myself like with ebay and PayPal transactions. I start getting nervous on higher end iones.
Portland, how long are you going to tease us?
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