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I have a huge collection of sports card, Whats the best way to sell the whole lot?
Anyone out there interested or be versed someone, let me know. There are cards and collectible figures for all sports, baseball,basketball, football, and hockey.
From individual experience, I wouldn't go with Ebay unless you feel like dedicating a whole lot of time to it. I would try looking for your city card shop and try selling to them, or find someone that will sell them for you.
Ebay.
ebay or a car boot trading or find a dealer. or someone who is interested in them and sell them to them
Do it on ebay but split them up into groups you'll get alot for them!!
it has to be ebay genuinely or go on google and type in sports cards collectors and follow the links.
Create a card sale.
From in the flesh experience, I wouldn't go with Ebay unless you feel like dedicating a whole lot of time to it. I would try looking for your town card shop and try selling to them, or find someone that will sell them for you.
i have a huge collection of sports card, what is the best way to get rid of the whole lot?
Anyone out there interested or be informed someone, let me know. There are cards and collectible figures for all sports, baseball,basketball, football, and hockey.
Looks like you have collectibles of all principal sports there, so what I would suggest you to do, is to get hold of a sports collectibles values magazine by the name of Tuff Stuff. The publication should be masterly to give you value estimates of your items before you sell any. But before that, you might want to sort your cards according to the season, manufacturer and card numbers for easier relevance later. Sell the whole lot, and don't let the dealers pick the best cards else you will have difficulties getting rid of the commons later.
Are Beckett Card Shows a good place to sell baseball cards?
I have a huge infant hood baseball card collection and there is a Beckett Card Show coming near my area soon. I was wondering will I be able to make a lot of in money from selling them their? Will they rip me off because I don't know who to believe how much they are worth? I have several books filled with cards and a couple of card boxes full of them. They are cards from mid 80s to mid 90s and some of them are tolerably good. I know baseball cards are in less demand now days, but should I keep them for memories or can I make a lot of money off of them with Beckett?
Ebay categorically is where almost all baseball cards are sold nowadays. It is very convenent to have but it has really killed the value of baseball cards, becasue now so many cards are readilly avilable anywhere, you dont have to journeys somewhere to get it anymore. But hey its a sign of the times!
I have over 5000 baseball cards, where is a good place to sell them all other than ebay?
I have no ides if any of these cards are valuable, I bought them all at flea markets. I am hoping some have a sparse value to them, but I want to dump them all as a huge lot and sell the bad with the good. Where can I get a fair price without incurring ebay fees
Before selling them try to find out about what they are merit. Check out ebay just to get an estimate on the current selling price, the current Beckett will also be a valuable instrumentality. One thing to keep in mind, most baseball cards printed after 1975 are fairly common and selling is tough unless you find someone to buy lots at once at flea markets, yard sells, and ebay. Reliable Luck
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