What's the best way to sell mid-grade vintage BB card sets from 1950-60s?
judgebuck
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Other than offering for sale on this board, what is the best way to sell mid-grade vintage BB card sets from the 1950-60s? As a complete set or break into individual cards and list? Also,
1) Consign to eBay seller like probstein or PWCC to sell as complete sets?
2) Consign to auction house to sell as complete sets?
3) Consign to someone like gregmorriscards or klinger83 to break sets and sell cards individually on eBay?
4) List complete sets yourself on eBay as BIN or for bid?
1) Consign to eBay seller like probstein or PWCC to sell as complete sets?
2) Consign to auction house to sell as complete sets?
3) Consign to someone like gregmorriscards or klinger83 to break sets and sell cards individually on eBay?
4) List complete sets yourself on eBay as BIN or for bid?
Always looking for Mantle cards such as Stahl Meyer, 1954 Dan Dee, 1959 Bazooka, 1960 Post, 1952 Star Cal Decal, 1952 Tip Top Bread Labels, 1953-54 Briggs Meat, and other Topps, Bowman, and oddball Mantles.
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If the former, my choice would be option 1.
If the latter, my choice would be option 3.
-CDs Nuts, 1/20/14
*1956 Topps baseball- 97.4% complete, 7.24 GPA
*Clemente basic set: 85.0% complete, 7.89 GPA
It's work, but you get all the dough.
Always looking for Mantle cards such as Stahl Meyer, 1954 Dan Dee, 1959 Bazooka, 1960 Post, 1952 Star Cal Decal, 1952 Tip Top Bread Labels, 1953-54 Briggs Meat, and other Topps, Bowman, and oddball Mantles.
If any set tends more to the 4ish than the 6ish, then you would probably be better offering it as a complete set and saving the work of a card-by-card break. For
sets that are more toward the 6ish side a break makes more sense.
If you have some of the stars in better shape, by grading them you can enhance the full sets a little. Just be truthful about the rest of the sets.
Good luck
Dave
or BEST OFFER.
But yeah, if the sets are of significant value (few k+ each) then I would break them yourself.