Question for pack experts?

[cardsnstuff]

so here's the deal; I have an unopened case of 3 pack ~ 1982 grocery s. That I personally bought back in 1982. Problem is the box was in bad shape, probably from storage, so I threw it out years ago. Some of the grocery labels/packs aren't in the greatest of the shape; some are the 3 packs are open, torn on edge, etc; All the individual packs are still factory sealed. I was going to list them on ebay, either individual grocery pack or by the 3 pack. My question is how is the best way to sell them; I will guarantee they are authentic and unopened or refund 100% of purchase price {for what it's worth I am TRS with 100% feedback}. Any suggestions?

[mrmopar]

I don't really deal in unopened material, but I think if I were in your spot, I would just describe them as you have and offer no refunds. How will you prevent someone from asking for their money back when they don't pull a Ripken and then use the convenient excuse that they think they are fake and that you offer 100% guarantee/refund.

Any Garvey on top packs in that batch?

[pawpawdiv9]

Probably could use the Net54 BST section and sell them here in LIVE AUCTION.
Start at .99 cents and post how its done accordingly (start/end date with time and bid increments) and so on. As for payments-- paypal friends or use gift/goods

[cardsnstuff]

I'll check for Garvey; when I start to list them, and let you know.

I have never done an auction on these boards; how is it done? How long does it run for?

[swarmee]

The auctions on this site are at this board:
http://www.net54baseball.com/forumdisplay.php?f=22

You set the ending time of the auction, the minimum bid, the minimum increment, and the shipping costs if any. Then the highest bid as of that time wins the lot. There are no fees. You could also post them in the 1980s-present Buy/Sell/Trade board here at a fixed price or best offer.
To get maximum value from eBay or an auctionhouse, you'd have to send them to BBCE to get authenticated as real unopened packs.