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3. NEVER put an add about cards on Craigslist. - Sports Card Forum
Jan 23, 2012 · So I just started collecting again, live in a small town, no decent card shops within a hours drive, dont know anyone else who collects ...
So I just started collecting again, live in a small town, no decent card shops within a hours drive, dont know anyone else who collects around here. Thought I would post an add on craigslist to get my collection jump started. Buy a lot off ebay but I like to see a card before I buy. So all I have gotten back is the most stupid of replies. "I have 70,000 cards, would take $15,000 for all. My response, can I see what you have? "No they are all stored away, wont get them out until I have
4. Unbelievable Finds in a Craigslist Purchase - One Million Cubs Project
Mar 27, 2019 · Unbelievable Finds in a Craigslist Purchase · A box of vintage football and basketball cards. · Another box of vintage football and a nice Ernie ...
I recently picked up a collection from Craigslist. After seeing the post I arranged to look at it, and it exceeded my expectations. Then, after unloading the contents in my basem*nt and perusing through boxes it became an even better find. The description on Craigslist was fairly vague, though it did include some of the
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6. 15 Best Places To Sell Baseball Cards (Online & For Cash!)
May 21, 2024 · Craigslist. One final place to sell baseball cards is Craigslist, a popular classifieds website. Like Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist lets ...
Wondering where to sell baseball cards for cash? These 15 online and local selling options are the perfect place to start.
7. Buying on Craigslist, selling on eBay - Collectors Universe
Aug 6, 2011 · I haven't sold any cards on eBay since 2009, but I'm thinking about selling a few cards again. As everyone knows, about 90% of Craigslist ...
I haven't sold any cards on eBay since 2009, but I'm thinking about selling a few cards again.
8. 100,000 Baseball Cards - Scavenger Life
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Despite my attempts to dodge it, a massive collection of sports cards (99%+ are baseball) landed in my lap recently. I think there are more like 105,000 cards based on my initial measurements & weighing estimates. At least 99% of the cards are baseball and of the years between 1980 & 1997, aka the 'modern […]
9. How to Sell a Collection of Baseball Cards
Aug 18, 2018 · and made the decision to throw it all up in one lot for $500 cash on various websites like Craigslist, Facebook, LetGo and Offer Up.
If you knew me before I created customs and “The Canseco years”, you knew me as a writer / reseller / pseudo dealer. I’d drive around town and buy massive collections, then load the cards up in my cardboard mobile (my minivan) – the ultimate test for the shocks and wheel well clearance. I’d then take pictures, write about the experience and sell. Out of the millions of cards I’ve done deals for, my Canseco collection is certainly on another level. It has definitely been my biggest sales undertaking from a value perspective – especially considering I haven’t done a whole […]
10. I thought my baseball card collection had value. It did, but only to me.
Aug 14, 2013 · So between 1987 and 1994, I worked summer jobs, begged my parents and beseeched my grandmother to buy more and more cards, to make my collection ...
No one had room for my childhood, even if I was content to give it away. Last month, my wife, Tina, and I trudged through the Kerr Scott Building, a 23,000-square-foot exhibition space on the edge of the North Carolina State Fairgrounds. She pulled a green rolling suitcase, heavy enough that its hard-polymer handle curved […]
