[kyberforged]

Usually for me it’s the Bay or Market Movers

[quackcab69]

I use eBay and collx every once in a while

[mysteried]

I buy and sell on eBay and recently started using Collx as well.

I’ve tried using 130 point for comps but found it to be a bit clunky for larger lists of cards.

I’ve tried using SportsCardPro.com for collection tracking and some comps and it works reasonably well for collection tracking, but has some flaws as far as comps go.

Ultimately, if I’m looking for comps, I usually resort to just doing the old search on ebay for sold listings.

[wickedcustomzcards]

ived used market movers and card ladder but both cost money.. its not ideal but i also tend to just see what ebay says and card is worth and then look up the recent sales. since im mainly selling on ebay.

[mysteried]

Yeah, same here. I’ve made a couple of sales on collx, but the vast majority of my sales are on ebay so the value there is more relevant.

[wickedcustomzcards]

yeah for me its i know ebay and i know the fees there gonna take and im okay with it.. so many people complain and im just like you realize if you had to market what your selling youll pay way more just in marketing. Social post only go so far.

[mysteried]

For sure. To get the same number of eyes on your stuff would cost way more without the marketplace. That’s the one thing I have as an issue with collx is just that the market isn’t large enough yet. Not enough buyers so stuff seems to move slower there.

[wickedcustomzcards]

yeah ive heard mixed reviews for collix. some say they sell alot and others say things sit a while.

[tallica1981]

Been using market movers. Using it track my collection, and the scanning is getting better as time goes by.

[cotascards]

Iv accoutlly built and app that solves this it’s called flipper hq and free to download in the app store you should check it out