Best options on consignment?
stevegarveyfan
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These just popped, and I want to sell them; however, I am not looking for a quick sale. Rather, I'm looking to maximize the return on these. Who do you recommend? Would PWCC or Probstein or someone else be the best option? Here are the cards in question:
[/URL]">1952 Berk Ross Stan Musial PSA 7
[/URL]">1952 Berk Ross Stan Musial PSA 7
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<< <i>Tom at OPCBASEBALL >>
LOL!
If you're looking to "maximize the return on these", why not list them first here on B/S/T for free?
If that doesn't work, I would think listing on eBay yourself with a high BIN accepting Best Offers would be your next step.
If you're willing to roll the dice that Rick or Brent can bring in enough bids to offset their fees, then for this release I would think PWCC would be the better of the two choices.
Good luck on what ever you decide to do... I've always thought Berk Ross cards don't get nearly the love they deserve in the hobby.
Snorto~
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<< <i>Tom at OPCBASEBALL >>
LOL!
If you're looking to "maximize the return on these", why not list them first here on B/S/T for free?
If that doesn't work, I would think listing on eBay yourself with a high BIN accepting Best Offers would be your next step.
If you're willing to roll the dice that Rick or Brent can bring in enough bids to offset their fees, then for this release I would think PWCC would be the better of the two choices.
Good luck on what ever you decide to do... I've always thought Berk Ross cards don't get nearly the love they deserve in the hobby.
Snorto~ >>
Don't really see why this is laughable.
If he's not looking for a quick sale, Tom's site says he can list it at a fixed price.
Just an option.
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Doug
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<< <i>Don't really see why this is laughable. >>
No? Perhaps you should re-read the 86F break thread then.
Snorto~
45% complete.
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<< <i>Don't really see why this is laughable. >>
No? Perhaps you should re-read the 86F break thread then.
Snorto~ >>
What happened there? From what I read, it seemed like a great success?
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
<< <i>What happened there? From what I read, it seemed like a great success? >>
Tim, to clarify, there was no issue with the break itself once it happened as far as I know.
My comment was simply to point out that were it not for the tireless effort of a few on here, the break would not have sold out.
I suspect if you looked at the slots, the vast majority were purchased by CU members.
Which is to say posting it on B/S/T likely means you would get more eyes on it... and, obviously infinitely more still on eBay.
Snorto~
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<< <i>What happened there? From what I read, it seemed like a great success? >>
Tim, to clarify, there was no issue with the break itself once it happened as far as I know.
My comment was simply to point out that were it not for the tireless effort of a few on here, the break would not have sold out.
I suspect if you looked at the slots, the vast majority were purchased by CU members.
Which is to say posting it on B/S/T likely means you would get more eyes on it... and, obviously infinitely more still on eBay.
Snorto~ >>
Probably should have "clarified" this from the start.
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<< <i>What happened there? From what I read, it seemed like a great success? >>
Tim, to clarify, there was no issue with the break itself once it happened as far as I know.
My comment was simply to point out that were it not for the tireless effort of a few on here, the break would not have sold out.
I suspect if you looked at the slots, the vast majority were purchased by CU members.
Which is to say posting it on B/S/T likely means you would get more eyes on it... and, obviously infinitely more still on eBay.
Snorto~ >>
I have worked with Tom on many occasions, top-notch service in every way. All the cards I consign with him are cross-listed from his site and ebay, they are all buy-it-nows with the price adjusted for ebay fees. It's a great way to go if you are looking to get the price you want.
<< <i>Probably should have "clarified" this from the start. >>
Use caution, Mullins, or that glass house may be nothing more than a mere frame around you.
Snorto~
<< <i>All the cards I consign with him are cross-listed from his site and ebay, they are all buy-it-nows with the price adjusted for ebay fees. >>
Good insight, thank you Matt. That obviously amps up the visibility quotient a ton.
Snorto~