Just found 2 small koufax photos

[Forever Young]

Originally Posted by Yi

Thank you guys. I really appreciate your kindness and care. Recently, some members at Net54 contacted me often asking for photos. I feel pressure now. I am not that kind of person easily to say no to others. I am alway try to be nice to everyone. But someone's asking seems irrational. I know some of the photos my uncle left to us are unique. I don't want to sell right now. I want to present a whole view of my uncle's collections, especially the baseball player photos he had taken in about 60 years of his photographic career in my future website. I enjoy sharing some photos here befor I set up my own website. As a teacher, I am busy right now. I have to wait till spring break to have time to do my website. So I hope people here don't give me too much pressure on buying some photos right now on the photos I posted here. Some photos I sold I have regreted. If no pressure. I can still share photos here.
Thank you every one.
Yi

I would test the market on ebay and put 20 up at a time at a low starting bid and see how they do . I would put a mix of popular and non popular players. The zip code stamp on these might date photo later than the picture wS taken unless they were added later. Impossible to know without seeing in person. I would provide all the info you can on each photo. You certainly should not sell the great players like mantle, Koufax, Jackie ect.. Without knowing what you have. I would hate to see you taken advantage of Yi. I would surely hope our board members do not try snd low ball you recognizing that you are new to this.

[doug.goodman]

Yi -

If you need the money, I would sell the pictures, gradually, on ebay. You should get help from somebody who has a history of selling photos (like Lance (thecatspajamas) or Scott_Garner, both of whom I only know because I have bought from them on ebay) both have responded to this thread. There are others who could do the same thing. They will charge you a fee, but you will make more money this way.

If you don't need the money, then keep them all, but please show them to us, we are enjoying seeing them.

Whatever you do, let us all know.

Best of luck,
Doug

[ethicsprof]

since you are feeling too much pressure to sell and you have difficulty saying
'no', I would encourage you to take a breath---many breaths---and wait until
your teaching schedule becomes easier and then deal with selling the items.
You don't have to hurry any of this.
I do hope that you will continue to show us these beauties from your
collection.
all the best, Yi
Barry

[Yi]

Thank you Doug, Barry,Jason,Lance,Ben, Ted Grant... I appreciate your advices. I am listening and will listen. Thanks a lot.
Yi