New User to this Forum ...

[1435beisbol]

Hi everyone!

I just registered here b/c I have no idea :confused: what to do with the treasure trove of baseball cards I purchased some 45-50 yrs ago. I'm looking for a fairly comprehensive DIY tutorial on how best to auction off these cards.

I have ZERO experience w/selling such memorabilia, so please be gentle.

Thanks,

Keis

[CurtisFlood]

Simple: Sell them to me. I promise to be fair.

[btcarfagno]

Welcome!

Were the cards new when you bought them? Do they date to, say, late 60's early 70's? Or did you buy older cards 45-50 years ago?

So very much hoping for the latter... though nothing wrong with the former.

[Dewey]

Bienvenidos. Be patient. You'll get some great advice here.

[pokerplyr80]

It really depends on what you have. Some pictures or a description would help.

[swarmee]

This is a good thread for you to read:
http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=213862&highlight=caprice

[NotVader]

hi everyone!

I just registered here b/c i have no idea :confused: What to do with the treasure trove of baseball cards i purchased some 45-50 yrs ago. I'm looking for a fairly comprehensive diy tutorial on how best to auction off these cards.

I have zero experience w/selling such memorabilia, so please be gentle.

Thanks,

keis

put up some photos?

[Bpm0014]

1. Add photos
2. Post them for sale here

There are tons of eyes here, no fees, a tightly-ran forum, no buyers premium, etc.

[ALR-bishop]

45 to 50 years ago..... 1968 to 1973 ?

[hcv123]

As has been suggested - if you post some photos and descriptions - you will likely get 1 - advice on how best to liquidate and 2 - some opportunities to sell to people here with no fees netting you more $$.

[1435beisbol]

Thanks, Swarmee. I'll take a look at the link you provided.

[Leon]

A belated welcome and let us know how it turns out for you....