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Old 10-14-2008, 09:16 PM   #301 (permalink)
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Is there any way to check sold items?
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how about refractors? do they sell well? i found almost 100 various bowman and bowman chrome refractors
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Not that I have found. Don't think they would publish that info because the site allows people to buy cards and then reprice in their inventory. I have bought some cards cheap and then repriced making a small profit.
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Old 10-15-2008, 01:49 AM   #304 (permalink)
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Hey all, Good to see that this thread picked up again recently. I've been using Checkoutmycards for about a month and a half. Sold pujols foil rookie, A&G Fukudome Rookie and a couple people that i don't know. But all have been baseball. A few 2000 bowman and donruss elite cards. I have not sold squat worth my basketball. I'm so fed up with Basketball really. It's taken a dive on it's face as far as im concerned. I'm hopefull that some new football stuff will sell now that it's the season. Look forward to talking with you guys in the future as this is a big passion of mine.

Also, Since I wasn't able to sell it on COMC yet (It's back home with me now), I have a Delmon Young 2007 A&G Unripped Rip Card #'d 6/10. I thought i would check on here to see if anyone had any ideas on a good way to sell it. I have tried auctions but nobody looked at it. Rip cards must have a really small niche following?! It's an out of 10 which i have only seen 1 other /10 A&G rip card online before.
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Slashed prices on almost 80% of my inventory. Check it out. ID: nd3
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Stats
Items in Inventory 1,010
Total Book Value $5,144.30
Items w/o Book Price 6
Total Asking Price $2,066.90
Items w/o Asking Price 0
Items Not for Sale 0
Items Ready to Ship 0
Total Sales $356.39
Items Sold 186
Items Purchased 1
Items Added to the Site 1,195

Seems like baseball sells best on this site and mostly rookies from 2006 on. Have a lot of hockey and some of it is moving, lets see how it goes now that the season has started.
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Do you guys have any luck selling inserts, refractors, or parallels on there? I've been trying to sell some low end stuff on ebay with no luck (economy isn't helping). With all the fees it seems stupid trying to sell a card on the bay that if you are lucky someone bids .99 for.
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Do you guys have any luck selling inserts, refractors, or parallels on there? I've been trying to sell some low end stuff on ebay with no luck (economy isn't helping). With all the fees it seems stupid trying to sell a card on the bay that if you are lucky someone bids .99 for.
Lets put it like this...you list 100 cards on ebay for 99 cents, 20 sell for 99 cents. Out of those 100 cards you make like $10. Take those 100 cards and just throw them on checkoutmycards for 50-90% off and you will probably do better.
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Lets put it like this...you list 100 cards on ebay for 99 cents, 20 sell for 99 cents. Out of those 100 cards you make like $10. Take those 100 cards and just throw them on checkoutmycards for 50-90% off and you will probably do better.
Jacob is absolutely right. I just listed a bunch of 2008 FB on CMC that didn't sell on the bay. Some singles sold for $2-4 dollars. I would have never gotten close to those prices on ebay.
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Jacob is absolutely right. I just listed a bunch of 2008 FB on CMC that didn't sell on the bay. Some singles sold for $2-4 dollars. I would have never gotten close to those prices on ebay.
Yes but the only problem is that there is a lot of chrome and finest refractors on check. However if you price them low enough (90%) and say its a $5-15 card its still pretty good. And if they are superstars you might be able to get 25-50% of the cards and that is much better then wasting 10 minutes on ebay and getting 99 cents for it.
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