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I'm sending in the RCR 9.5 Gold Refractor of Evan Longoria to sell it, but was looking for opinions are which sytle to use for the auction.
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flightposite
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I am a firm believer that any card worth it's salt should be auctioned off and that when doing so, will go for its' top price.
flightposite said:
Can't agree with that - for you to get top price at auction you have to have at least two people willing to go there - BIN/BO it just takes one.
Also I would get the card slabbed rather than the RCR holder.
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Ebay has gotten so bad with the Best Offer/BIN crap...It's driving people away from the site entirely.
I say, put it up as an auction and let it run. There's a thing called a 'reserve' for a reason.
I say, put it up as an auction and let it run. There's a thing called a 'reserve' for a reason.
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RudyGayExquisite said:
High reserves usually carries a high listing fee
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I would list as a straight auction, but be sure you announce it on some message boards to garner more interest and awareness.
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UMich92 said:
high starting bids, along with "reserve" crap are huge turnoffs
either BIN/BO it, or .01 and let it ride
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Is this still the case? I know high starting prices no longer cost any more than any other listing.HPC said:
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I'm a big fan of letting demand set a value, so I chose 'Auction'.
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