Ebay question

Juggs

As I've moved my youngest daughter into what used to be my office/baseball card room, I've noticed that I have a ridiculous amount of commons. Any thoughts on the best way to sell commons on Ebay? Most of my stuff is mid 70's to late 80's and it's all "pack fresh", meaning, I pulled it from a pack and put it in a penny sleeve and it's been there since. No wear and tear.

Thanks in advance.

mygotta

How many we talking? Organizing can be a nightmare if they are only commons. I say box them neatly, see if they fit in a medium flat rate priority box. Sell them all at one with a best offer (2 auctions, one for 79, one for 1980). Figure out the price you want then shoot a little higher. $15 to ship. Thats what I would do.

Juggs

<< <i>How many we talking? Organizing can be a nightmare if they are only commons. I say box them neatly, see if they fit in a medium flat rate priority box. Sell them all at one with a best offer (2 auctions, one for 79, one for 1980). Figure out the price you want then shoot a little higher. $15 to ship. Thats what I would do. >>

There are thousands and thousands. I could probably put together multiple sets for most years.

What do you mean "with a best offer"? I'm not familiar with that.....

mtcards

Late 80's commons are virtually unsellable. I would sell the cards by year and let them be bid on and be done with them. Even the late 1970's commons, if theyre not in great shape are not going to pull that much.

Juggs

<< <i>Late 80's commons are virtually unsellable. I would sell the cards by year and let them be bid on and be done with them. Even the late 1970's commons, if theyre not in great shape are not going to pull that much. >>

The late 80's stuff is football. 86, 87, 88 and 89 Score. I stop baseball in 85.

Definitely not looking to make much money, just move them to open up space. Anything I make I can buy other stuff with, I guess.