What is the best way to sell comic books and baseball cards?
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you could take them to a store that sells this type of merchandise - comic books and baseball cards .. some of them have coins as well... they will buy them outright or will take a percentage of the selling price (like consignment) or you could try on ebay if the merchandise is in good shape
756201
I dunno but the best place is e-bay but i would also like to know where in singapore i can buy such stuff.I know comic shops sell goong comics though.
806612
If you are interested in selling your baseball cards, I suggest that you initially try to find a collector who is willing to purchase your entire collection.  That would be the best way for you to make some return on your investment.\n\nIf you are planning on selling them via an online auction site like ebay.com, you may not be able to sell them for the price that you want as the bidders would dictate on how high the final bid would be.  Worst yet, if no one were to bid on your card, you would still have to pay ebay's fees for listing your card.\n\nThe best way to appraise your cards is to buy baseball magazines that list the value of baseball cards like Beckett Baseball Magazine.  The link below may help.  Good Luck!\n\nHope this was helpful.
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try selling items on ebay
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Sell stuff on Ebay.  You know how to use a computer...and everyone has stuff they no longer need...so start listing.
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If you want to sell them all together, I suggest having someone appraise them.  Contact a local card shop for starters.  If you are going to sell the better ones seperately, I suggest ebay.
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you can to sell them on ebay.com or craigslist.org
35535
Sell some things you no longer need. Ebay is great but using the local paper is fine too. Got a lot of stuff and/or friends with stuff hold a garage sale. Another thing you might want to consider is a job with a temp agency. Around where I live you can make very good money with a temporary job assignment and the agency will find you the job.
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Sell products that people actually want. \n\nSelling on eBay is not as easy as some portray. In fact, go to eBay and check out the number of auctions that end without a single bid. Competition is getting tough, as more sellers go to eBay; even the big boys are joining in the eBay marketplace. Add to that the increasing listing and final value fees.\n\neBay has several ways for you to determine exactly what the hot items to sell on their marketplace: \n\nItems In Demand = the most popular items currently within that particular category. To see the In Demand page, go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/sellbycategory.html  \n\nHot Items by Category Report = a monthly report that lists the fastest growing categories on eBay for the previous month. Go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/whatshot.html and select "Hot Items by Category" from the menu on the left. \n\neBay Pulse = "a daily snapshot of current trends, hot picks, and cool stuff on eBay". Go to http://pulse.ebay.com/ to see eBay Pulse in action. \n\nMerchandising Calendar = eBay promotes specific categories on its home page each month. Savvy eBayers know that this home page exposure results in more interest in such categories. Go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/calendar.html  to view the current Merchandising Calendar.\n\nHow to Find the Hottest Products to Sell on eBay\n http://www.powerhomebiz.com/102005/ebay.htm\n\nFor managing ebay listings, I use Timbercreek's Sold! http://www.timbercreeksoftware.com/... - it can create invoices, schedule your listings, manage multiple auctions, manage customers, track payments receive, etc.\n\nI suggest you read the articles on Success with Auctions http://www.powerhomebiz.com/internet/auctions.htm\n\nBuying from garage sales and selling on eBay is fun, and good getting a few dollars here and there from ebay. Sometimes, you luck out on an item and hit big, but many times it will just be so-so (assuming you can even get the price you paid for it). In terms of fun factor, it is great. But from a business stand-point, it is not. Not sustainable.\n\nIf you want to earn serious money from eBay, you need to have a well-thought out business model. Selling on ebay is getting tougher -- just look at the number of auctions that closes without a bid. Go to the boards on ebay and you will hear even oldtimers complaining about how stiffer competition plus higher fees make it so much harder to sell on ebay.\n\nOne success model of ebay is the couple Jay and Marie Senese (username jayandmarie) of the 1-cent CD fame. They have the highest positive feedback number of all sellers on eBay. Their business model is to buy very low cost CDs in bulk (those that CD stores sell in their discount bins) and offer them on ebay at a starting price of 1 cent http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/04_23/b3886080.htm Their success is based on the fact that they stumbled on a sustainable business model with products that people really want. They sold their business -- where else but on ebay -- for $5 million! Now that is success.
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HOW ABOUT SELLING STUFF ON EBAY!!\n\nSORRY I DON'T REALLY KNOW BUT GOOD LUCK
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I know you are looking for something else but ebay will probably give you the broadest bidding base.  Strategic marketing by how you put them on Ebay is important.  Sometimes its good to use the third party sellers who use marketing strategy to get the biggest return because they get a percentage.  Simply dumping them on Ebay is not a good idea.\n\nThe market comes and goes for these things, usually the market would be higher during the baseball season.  MJ and JM would be worth more when something brings them in the news or during NBA or NFL playoffs.
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I sell sports cards on ebay and things I find around the house or on sale at stores. My advice to you would do a search in the completed items to get an idea of what kind of things sell.
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Bring them to a comic book store and ask.  Comic and sci-fi conventions are another good place.\n\nAlso, go on eBay and see if you can find similar items.
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*steal newspapers from yards and sell them downtown\n\ndog walking\n\nselling craftwork, beeds, jewelry, decorations, handmade paper, tie-dyed tee shirts\n\nphotography, selling prints, postcards, greeting cards\n\nfixing computers\n\nbuilding computers\n\nselling baked goods like cookies,cakes, pies\n\nget a booth at local farmers market or flea market to sell any of the things mentioned\n\nbuy clearance items from wal-mart and target and sell them on ebay for less than retail +shipping and leave the sticker on them just to make the buyer upset when they see the price\n\nsell artwork, drawings, paintings, sculpture\n\nsetup a website telling people why you want money and ask them to donate $0.01 or $1\n\n*sell bootleg copies of dvds $5 ea\n\nbuy wholesale beauty products from India, re-package the products, place your own label on them and sell them to high end retaiers and/or co-ops\n\nbuild custom bicycles\n\n*rob a girl scout\n\nbabysitting\n\n*learn how to modify xboxs and playstations, you can sell those for hundreds\n\npolish shoes\n\nfarm for platinum on everquest and sell it on auction sites. they say you can make up to 4.50/hr (more than Alabama's minimum wage) if you do it consistantly\n\n\n*go to Mexico and work in sweatshop\n\nhouse cleaning\n\ncarwash\n\ntake your video games to Gamestop or Funco\n\nsell your comics\n\nask your parents for money\n\ndog washing\n\npray for it\n\n\n\n    *May include illegal or unethical activity.\n\nGood Luck!
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Try looking in your local telephone book for sports memorabilia shops, or a specialty shops thats focus is selling, trading, and buying trading cards.  You could also try E-Bay.  But the quickest easiest route would be to try the phone book because then you're finding places in your area.  The plus to E-Bay is that if you have anything rare you'll receive top dollar for it.  Local trading card shops might be stingy with their offering price unless it's a really rare card, one they want pretty bad, one that's in high demand, or one that's definitely worth them spending some money on.  Get a Beckett's trading card guide to help you better price your cards so you know if you're getting a good deal or someone's trying to screw you.
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Try e-bay or Craigslists. I have sold a lot of stuff using both of these sites.
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Go to baseball card shops and see what they will give you.  Ebay is another good place to sell baseball cards.  Card show are good also.