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10-31-2012, 05:40 PM
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Try the auction section if you are afraid to set a final price and leave money on the table. Set a minimum that makes sense and let 'er rip!
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10-31-2012, 08:08 PM
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The auction section is a great suggestion. I start stuff there pretty low and don't worry much about what it sells for. Most have been right about what I figured, a few better, and a few that went unsold.
I've had good luck on the selling side too, I usually check Ebay so I'm not totally off on price and adjust from there. Less if I really want the stuff gone, maybe a bit more if I like the card or item and wouldn't mind keeping it. Trading on BST has been really great. I've mostly done modern stuff, but all the trades have been nice. Might be different with older stuff that's worth more, but I'm getting lists together of more stuff to trade. Steve B
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