Tons of supplies to get rid of - Southern California

[goobmcnasty]

Just wondering if anyone can offer some help. I have a ton of supplies to get rid. Most are in like new condition, however there are a lot of brand new/sealed items... and the occasional scuffed/used item

1000+ 1-screw down holders
180 4-screw holders
1000+ toploaders (most brand new)


Shipping would be a nightmare. What would be the best way to sell these?

 

[Letch77]

If you're selling cards online, use them to ship. Or you could see if your local card shop has any need for them. You could also try selling on your local Craigslist or Facebook groups. I'm sure there are plenty of shops and groups in the SoCal area.

 

[linuxabuser]

I've always sold my used supplies in lots in USPS Large FRBs.

 

[chippercards.com]

I've always sold my used supplies in lots in USPS Large FRBs.

This is the right strategy. Flat rate box, post them at 2/3 of the price of comparable sized lot new items and they will sell out. And easy to ship! If it fits it ships

 

[gracecollector]

I'd be interested in the toploaders.

 

[delsant2]

Just wondering if anyone can offer some help. I have a ton of supplies to get rid. Most are in like new condition, however there are a lot of brand new/sealed items... and the occasional scuffed/used item

1000+ 1-screw down holders
180 4-screw holders
1000+ toploaders (most brand new)


Shipping would be a nightmare. What would be the best way to sell these?

Hey dude! I am trying to do the exact same thing at the moment. Unfortunately, no one local has wanted them yet. I suppose I can try making smaller lots and shipping, but hopefully someone near by will take the whole thing.

Let me know how it works out for you and what way you found best!!

Cheers,

Mark

 

[Pinbreaker]

When you say Southern California.. what part?

I'm in the OC.

There are a couple of options.. Frank and Sons might be someone there that can use them or the Longbeach Expo which is coming up as well..