I once won in a Mike Gutierrez auction a lot of 3000 checks consisting of six players-- minor, but circa 1950s-60s players. I sold them as singles, small and large groups, including with other types of autos ("100 autographs with index cards, cuts, photos and bank checks!"). Luckily for me, there were different players so I could do some mixing and matching ('Signed Baseball Bank checks-- six different players'). 3000 Milt Pappas checks might have been as easy to handle. How much of a deal was 3000 checks is dependent on how much you paid. I would imagine I paid less than $1 per check, so it worked out fine for me.
One thing about bank checks is they sell. There is a healthy market for them.
The best bulk lots have a variety of different items. Not only are they more fun to handle, but each item you list on eBay or wherever is a different item. I bought a monster lot of baseball news photos from MastroNet. Yes, they were all baseball photos, but they were all different photos.
Last edited by drc; 08-27-2009 at 02:10 PM.
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