What is the best way to sell my sports cards?

How do I find the value of my sports cards?

How do I know if my sports cards are worth money?

CollX (pronounced “collects”) is the fastest way to figure out what your cards are worth. Snap photos of them and instantly get the current market price. Add them to your collection and track your overall portfolio value. You can even buy, sell, grade, and trade your cards with other collectors.

How do you auction off baseball cards?

Can I get my card graded in person?

You can get cards graded in person, but it’s worth noting it can be expensive. It also depends on where you live in the US. You can’t currently take your sports cards to a card grading company’s offices and expect in-person grading to be done.

What is the best way to sell baseball cards?

What’s the best auction site?

Best Overall eBay. eBay is the best overall online auction website because it’s free for buyers, both seller and buyer have protections from fraud, and you’re not restricted to just the United States.

Is Govdeals a legitimate site?

Govdeals is a very Shady Company. Recently they tried to extort me for $180. While bidding, I had hit the wrong key. I immediately called and emailed the seller, UAB and told them about the typo.

Are online auctions safe?

Sticking to people or companies with strong reputations over time is your safest bet. Never let a buyer or seller convince you to finish the deal off of the auction site. A common scam is to tell you they can save you the auction’s fee if you deal with them directly, but you want the protection the auction site has.

What is a snipe rule?

A sniper rule is very important in an auction. A sniper rule means that no matter when the auction is supposed to end, if a bid is put in before the end of the auction, the auction will be extended with the time that was mentioned with the sniper rule.

Does eBay still allow sniping?

Bid sniping—including the use of software that places bids for you—is allowed on eBay, but it doesn’t guarantee you’ll win an auction. Other members may be using the same tactic, may have set up automatic bidding, or may simply react quickly and place a higher bid before the auction ends.

What is popcorn bidding?

Popcorn or dynamic bidding automatically extends the scheduled closing time for an auction item. For these items bidding is usually extended another 10 minutes after a bid is placed. Each subsequent bid resets the clock to allow bids to be made for another 10 minutes.

How do I stop getting sniped on eBay?

Sniping is part of the eBay experience, and all bids placed before a listing ends are valid – even if they’re placed one second before the listing ends. To help avoid disappointment, ensure that the maximum bid you enter on the item page is the highest price that you’re willing to pay.

What is eBay sniper?

Snipers are third-party services that allow buyers to enter maximum bids on specific items so they can be placed automatically in the last seconds of the auctions — placing bids like this draw less attention to the item than bidding manually and far in advance of when auctions end.

How do I win a bid on eBay every time?

eBay bidding tips

Bide your time. You stand a greater chance of getting the item by placing your highest bid in the closing seconds. If an auction listing has a reserve price, bid up to that amount as early as possible, so other bidders aren’t attracted by the low starting price. Try bidding an uneven amount.

Why does everyone snipe eBay?

The idea behind sniping is simple: because eBay’s goods are sold at auctions that end at a specific time, rather than after bidding slows down, clever buyers can wait until the last possible moment (often one or two seconds before the auction closes) to put in their final, high bid.

What is the 15 minute rule in bidding?

If someone places a bid on an item within 15 minutes of the scheduled closing time, the auction is automatically extended until there have been no bids placed for 15 minutes. All GunBroker.com auctions use the 15 Minute Rule.

Why do I keep losing eBay auctions?

Bidder Competition

Because of this high rate of competition amongst bidders, it’s easy to feel like you’re always getting outbid, because you are—with so many people on the server, you’re likely going to be fighting with at least one other person for nearly every eBay auction you click on.