selling question
miwlvrn
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Hello,
Like most people here, I sell the PSA graded cards I am willing to part with on ebay, but I'd like to consider additional areas as well (electronic only, not setting up at shows). Not looking to replace ebay, just add on to it like some do. What are the recommended other sites to use as well? I don't have the inventory volume to warrant a seller account on Beckett's website. There seem to be a lot of options that come up on a google search, but most if not all seem to have such a low volume of traffic and listings that they don't look worth the time.
Thanks for the advice.
Like most people here, I sell the PSA graded cards I am willing to part with on ebay, but I'd like to consider additional areas as well (electronic only, not setting up at shows). Not looking to replace ebay, just add on to it like some do. What are the recommended other sites to use as well? I don't have the inventory volume to warrant a seller account on Beckett's website. There seem to be a lot of options that come up on a google search, but most if not all seem to have such a low volume of traffic and listings that they don't look worth the time.
Thanks for the advice.
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