Question for experienced sellers, auctioneers,etc.

J.McMurry · #1 10-30-2009, 05:41 PM

ok,ok, Wow, there are obviously too many variables to this to get a clear answer, but I wasnt viewing this from an "insider investment secrets" viewpoint,but more from a collector's viewpoint. let me try again.

If a collector asked your opinion on what set he should attempt to put together,that would hold it's relative value over time, what set(s) would you recommend or warn against,based on your selling experience?

Exhibitman · #2 10-30-2009, 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by J.McMurry

ok,ok, Wow, there are obviously too many variables to this to get a clear answer, but I wasnt viewing this from an "insider investment secrets" viewpoint,but more from a collector's viewpoint. let me try again.

If a collector asked your opinion on what set he should attempt to put together,that would hold it's relative value over time, what set(s) would you recommend or warn against,based on your selling experience?

Put together what you like, as a collector. Mainstream HOFers are always marketable.

dstudeba · #3 10-31-2009, 02:23 PM

Wow Leon it looks like you overpaid for your printers scraps.

As for the e222s I would happy to help you realize your profit.

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