help with pricing 0

[pokey1234]

help with pricing

Guys im selling my whole collection() and slowly getting them scanned here, Id like some kind of direction as to pricing, im selling in lots of same title. Any suggestions is there a better way to do this etc.. just trying to pay the bills right now, so deals are available...

this is the url im using

http://www.techsouth.guru/wordpress/?page_id=112

Thanks for any help

 

[miraclemet]

If you want to sell here you can mosey over to 

https://www.cgccomics.com/boards/forum/63-comics-market-forum-only-selling-area/

and sell the books in the marketplace (just take a minute to read the selling rules first to make sure your post follows all the standards and doesnt get deleted)

 

If you are really just looking for pricing help, and not fishing for sales/offers I can say this: 

1. there are people on here who offer to do collection assessments for a fee, since time is money and expertise is money, and so on.. .Not sure how big your whole collection is. 

2. Your best approach for pricing is to look at SOLD listings on eBay. Most of your stuff should show results, so it's a good way to see what the market is willing to pay for a book. To look at completed sales just do a regular search on eBay and then click on the "advanced" button next to the search button and scroll down and check the box for SOLD listings. 

Edited March 28, 2017 by miraclemet

[Artboy99]

Selling in lots is a way to move more books BUT it also can be more difficult to move them if someone is collecting that title but doesn't need all of the books but only a couple in your lot. Typically you will need to reduce the price of the group of books to sell it as a lot.

Grading: You could benefit from posting a few of your books in the "Please Grade My..." thread to get an idea of the grade of the books. Books with significant spine creases, corner folds, color loss due to rubbing etc. are not NM.

As Miraclemet mentioned above, look into pricing of the books you have in the SOLD listings on Ebay to get an idea of the value the market is actually paying for the books.

 

 

Edited March 28, 2017 by Artboy99