Any luck selling vintage cards on COMC?

chelseafc11

The title pretty much asks the question. I have a bunch of vintage commons from the late 1950's and early 1960's that are in low-to-mid grade. Is it worth sending them in?

digicat

I submitted some 50s-70s commons a while back and they all ended up selling. I made sure I had the lowest prices on the site though.

BenG76

I have bought several vintage cards from COMC that I wanted to use for TTM. If you want to sell them quick just keep the prices reasonable and accept some offers.

Littletweed

I've sold many cards on COMC, many of them vintage. I've done well, but I also set low prices (in relation to the other cards for sale). The fees can be a bit high, but I like that cards are moving, and money is coming in. Before I send any cards in, I look to see what the current offering is and determine if it's worth selling. Best of luck if you decide to sell!

billwaltonsbeard

I've sold a handful of vintage (bought many more) and my opinion is that if your cards are in higher grade than the others listed, buyers will be willing to pay a little more for them.

But as others here have said, if your card is the lowest priced, it will definitely move more quickly

flash2

purchased a lot of cards from COMC with great results,save one.all 1968 topps hockey.lot of nine cards came in,put them aside.couple of months later put them in my set,the checklist was trimmed.a $90.00 mistake.completly my fault,so tread carefully,they do have nice stuff.