certified baseball hof autos?

jimq112

I have about 75 or so certified baseball cards of HOF players that I want to sell, is this a bad time because of the monthly special for may/june where people like me spent a lot on grading? I planned on listing them on ebay at $9.99/no reserve and let them go. I've had good luck before with low #d autos.

There's legendary cuts of guys like joe sewell, pee wee reese, joe cronin, edd roush, I think 16 or 17 of those, and a bunch of other ones, so they're mostly not the $20 wade boggs or whatever.

Also should I list them all at once or a little bit at a time. Don't need the $$ today but I'm trying to cut down a little bit.


Advice is greatly appreciated!

thanks in advance

ToppsCo1lector

honestly I'd start them off at .99. It seems to me cards get more traffic and bids the lower they start, and with what your talking about there will be a lot of interest. I'd say list them all at once, that way the same bidders will go after multiple autos at the same time. Just my .02

jimq112

.99 it is, thanks!

MuckyMutt

Post a link when you have them listed - I'd like to take a look at what you have.

Thanks.

Stone193

Jim

I totally agree with ToppsCo - on the 99 cents thing - Jay aka Qualitycards is a pro seller and he always starts his auctions there and he may have an items worth a grand.

It just seems that people are real comfortable with that as a starting bid.

How about a link?

Good luck
mike

ToppsCo1lector

Definetly throw us "guys" a link.

tkd7

jim, sounds like you have some nice stuff. good luck

montanafan

i agree.. but the items need to be strong.. you put out a bunch of weak items with a 99 cent starting bid, and that's a recipe for a pants-down spanking... just a word of caution.

jimq112

I don't have the auctions started yet, probably tonite. Here's a hopefully aplhabetical list of players, I have more than one of some of them. Durocher and one of the Sandbergs is GAI certified, the rest are insert certified.


Sparky Anderson
Luis Aparicio
Luke Appling
Earl Averill
Lou Boudreau
Ernie Banks
Yogi Berra
Wade Boggs
Jim Bunning
Lou Brock
Rod Carew
Max Carey
Steve Carlton
Gary Carter
Orlando Cepeda
Joe Cronin
Ray Dandridge
Larry Doby
Bobby Doerr
Don Drysdale
Leo Durocher
Dennis Eckersley
Bob Feller
Rick Ferrell
Carlton Fisk
Whitey Ford
Charles Gehringer
Bob Gibson
Billy Herman
Carl Hubbell
Catfish Hunter
Reggie Jackson
Fergie Jenkins
Al Kaline
George Kell
Harmon Killebrew
Ralph Kiner
Bob Lemon
Ted Lyons
Juan Marichal
Eddie Mathews
Willie Mays
Bill Mazeroski
Willie McCovey
Paul Molitor
Stan Musial
Phil Niekro
Hal Newhouser
Tony Perez
Pee Wee Reese
Phil Rizzuto
Edd Roush
Ryan Sandberg
Mike Schmidt
Red Schoendienst
Tom Seaver
Joe Sewell
Ozzie Smith
Duke Snider
Warren Spahn
Willie Stargell
Don Sutton
Bill Terry
Hoyt Wilhelm
Dave Winfield
Carl Yastrzemski
Robin Yount

I think there's another hundred or so of old-timers who didn't make the HOF including some negro league stars. I'll probably start listing those next weekend.

I'll get a link here as soon as they're listed, thanks for all the advice!