What is a good venue for selling hockey cards?

[Exhibitman]

I am at a loss for where to best sell them, besides eBay. Which AHs are tapped into the hockey card community the best?

[Peter_Spaeth]

The last sportscardlink auction had some nice high grade Parkhurst hockey.

[Eddiez]

I've had really good luck with hockey cards on Ebay, they sell faster than other sports and bring decent money

[Exhibitman]

I've been doing the eBay thing and sales are steady but slow on the mainstream PSA graded 1960s-1970s stuff. I'd prefer to turn over the inventory in one shot.

I was actually asking because I have some earlier oddball stuff that might need a more specialized venue.

[irv]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

I've been doing the eBay thing and sales are steady but slow on the mainstream PSA graded 1960s-1970s stuff. I'd prefer to turn over the inventory in one shot.

I was actually asking because I have some earlier oddball stuff that might need a more specialized venue.

I assume you have asked/checked out other hockey card type forums?
http://vintagehockeyforum.com/
https://www.sportscardforum.com/foru...key-Card-Forum

I am not saying they are your best choice, but Greg Morris seems to sell quite a few hockey cards for what I think are decent prices.

[Exhibitman]

Thanks, Dale, I haven't heard of either of them.

[Jewish-collector]

The best AH for Hockey cards & memorabilia is https://www.classicauctions.net

[Stampsfan]

Why not throw it on the BST here? Lots of collectors are on both here and on VHF.

[Exhibitman]

I did and it just about sold out immediately. I either underpriced or we have some rabid collectors here.

[smallpaul2002]

If you have vintage hockey, and its priced right it will sell quickly..You must have had some quality items and you had them priced to sell..

[Exhibitman]

Yep, I did. I may have more, depending on some auction outcomes in the next few days; might need to raise some cash.