Asking you guys for some selling advice...

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

I don't do a lot of selling, but I am looking to do something a little different in my collecting life this year. To make it happen, I am going to just move on from some projects. I have a 358 (or so) card lot of 1965 Topps baseball (60% of the set) in ex+ to exmt condition. Most of these are commons, there is a minor star or two, and I have a lot of the SPs in this lot.

What's the best way to go about selling this? Should I just put the whole lot up for sale with some scans and numbers of the cards included? When it comes to selling I am pretty lazy (actually I am just really busy) and don't have time to nickel and dime myself to death by selling a few cards here and a few there. It would be great to move the lot, but I don't know how realistic that is. It is a nice lot of cards.

I would appreciate input from you all to see how I might best go about it. Thank you.

Robert

[Econteachert205]

I'd sell the most valuable sps per card and lump the other 300 odd commons in one lot with a price you feel comfortable with.

[bnorth]

The easiest way is to list them as a single lot with a few pictures of the better/SP cards. I would recommend listing all the card #'s. To make it easier as I am sure you have a lot of consecutive. Example 1-12, 16, 22, 24-45, 67, 70-105, ect.. As far as price you could either list then for what you want in the BST section or put them in the auction section and start them at the least you would take. Doing this will not get you what you got into them because it is almost always cheaper to buy a large lot than put that lot together with small purchases. Good Luck.

[JTysver]

Pull out the ExMt and NM and sell them separately in one listing.
Sell the Ex lot by itself.

[gnpaden]

I would be interested once you decide what the plan is. Thanks!