Selling strategy for large 52 Topps lot

JTB

I know this type of question gets thrown around a lot, but this is a lot of 52 Topps.

Hypothetically, imagine that you have about 400 low grade (P-VG) 52 Topps low numbers and you want to maximize sales in about 1 month.

Would you sell them:
a. In one big auction lot
b. In one big "buy it now" lot with best offer
c. "Partial sets" of about 50-100 cards
d. Team lots
e. other?

Realistically, these are $2-$6 cards. I think individual cards would be too much of a hassle. Thanks for opinions.

JTB

edmundfitzgerald

Contact probstein123 on ebay.

jgrigali

if you really want to maximize i would break 1952s up individually and do ebay auctions at high starting auction prices. then whatever doesn't sell combine into one lot.

bounce

<< <i>Contact probstein123 on ebay. >>


i'd either go in team lots or set lots with no duplication

i agree that probstein might be a good option for something like this

JTB

Thanks for the answers so far. I've used Probstein for some other things with good results; but I'm not crazy about the way he does these kinds of lots. His last lot of 52s, for example, got this title:

Lot (15) Assorted 1952 Topps Baseball Mostly VG

and this description:

Lot (15) Assorted 1952 Topps Baseball Mostly VG

and a picture of 8 cards in the lot.

I think it's worth the extra effort to list the cards individually (especially for a lot of 15).

benderbroeth

I only need less than 20 pre#310 cards to finish my set i would gladly pay $6 each for the commons I need my email address is Vintagecollectors@yahoo.com

lawnmowerman

<< <i>if you really want to maximize i would break 1952s up individually and do ebay auctions at high starting auction prices. then whatever doesn't sell combine into one lot. >>



I'd go this route as well.

PMKAY

Send me a PM with what you have and what you want for them.