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    Question: Sending Cards Off To A Dealer To Sell For You

    Here is a concern I have about sending vintage baseball cards off to a dealer to sell for me. Maybe I'm being too suspicious, but this thought keeps nagging at me and causing me to hold onto my cards even though I'd like to sell them. OK, so let's suppose I decide to bundle up a couple hundred...
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    What Is the Best Way to Scan and Sell Vintage Cards?

    I've looked at the COMC site a couple of times and considered them, but just wondered what was the advantage of having them scan the cards instead of me? Do they grade or price the cards? I suppose that from the buyer's perspective, they could be more assured of receiving the card they paid...
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    What Is the Best Way to Scan and Sell Vintage Cards?

    I don't know what the requirements are for setting up a Paypal account, but I suppose I could do it if it would make it easier to sell the cards and for me to collect the money from the sale. I was just trying to keep my hassles and expenses to a minimum. I assume that Paypal would want some...
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    What Is the Best Way to Scan and Sell Vintage Cards?

    I wouldn't have the first clue about how to alter a card unless it meant drawing a mustache on them with a pen. :)
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    What Is the Best Way to Scan and Sell Vintage Cards?

    I suppose that I could set up a Paypal account, but I know nothing about it at this time. I'm not really interested in using Paypal credits to buy additional cards or anything like that. I just want to sell the ones I've been holding for the past 63 years or so. I'm an old fart now (as if you...
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    What Is the Best Way to Scan and Sell Vintage Cards?

    I have read about card grading and know several of the criteria on how the cards are graded. I've also read that it can cost perhaps $15 to get one card graded. While there are advantages to having cards professionally graded, I was hoping that by providing good clear photos of the cards that...
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    What Is the Best Way to Scan and Sell Vintage Cards?

    Thanks. OK, so let's say that I get them scanned and uploaded to Photobucket (or similar). Then do I just list them here in the "For Sale" forum and put a price on them? How is payment usually handled? I don't do PayPal. Also, is it acceptable to list them for sale as a group of 10 or 20...
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    What Is the Best Way to Scan and Sell Vintage Cards?

    Hi Guys, I'm new at this baseball card selling and would appreciate some advice. I've got some old '53 and '54 baseball cards (couple hundred of them) and I'm wondering what is the best way to show them for sale online? I have a new scanner and I'm able to scan things and store them on my...
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    Need Sleeves for Cards 2 5/8" Wide

    Thanks. If I get the semi-rigid card holders, is it advisable to use sleeves with these?
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    Need Sleeves for Cards 2 5/8" Wide

    Hi, This is my first post on this site and I hope I'm doing it right and posting in the correct forum. Anyway, here's the situation. I've got some old baseball cards that are 2 5/8" wide by 3 3/4" long. So I ordered some Ultra Pro 3x4 top loaders with sleeves from Amazon. I thought that...

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