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PC collection by selling bulk strategy
Some bucket list pcs with the top being Harper auto tricolor jersey patch 1/1 (huge Phillies fan) and a trade for Schwarber museum auto. But my craziest pack pull is a museum collection trout auto /35.
As being semi new I’ve been trying to find ways to sell thousands of base topps and hundreds of inserts and parallels. Card lots haven’t yielded much luck in selling no matter what combo of cards or quantity I try. Does anyone have suggestions on reducing bulk without feeling like you’re giving it away? I want to shrink collection to graded cards and raw rare singles like these
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austincounsellor. Reason: Title typo
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And trout slab psa 10 with pop of four from Topps gallery. Not expensive but does waiting it out with low pop slabs ever work out for profit
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This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by austincounsellor.
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This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by austincounsellor.
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its hard to say.. low pop can be good but also might be best to sell quick if the price is right. but i have seen cards with very high pop and they still sell for crazy money.
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Some cards seem to just have that ability to sell no matter what. Most low pop I’ve realized are more common cards that people generally can get easily so they don’t bother grading
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i agree.. ist sstill interesting to see what cards go for.
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I haven’t really found a good way to get rid of the bulk either. At least not while still making some money on it. There’s lots of good ways to get rid of them. Several places that repack them and give them to veterans or to kids. I’ve seen some people who throw 10 or so in a team bag and just hand them out at cons or other events.
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This feels like a better option for sure i rather see someone else enjoy them anyways
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This is a great idea and a fun way to spread the hobby
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so i sell on ebay and list base cards and the inserts. mostly the inserts and plenty sell and some sit a while. unfortunately these are the cards that are always hard to sell. unless its one that is going for crazy money. Now if its the crap base alot of people in the hobby i know actually give them away to librarys and boys and girls club if your not worried about getting money for them.. heck some even put lots togethar and hand them out at halloween
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