Cards for sale on ebay

I understand!

I can be sad about it still. We've just become foster parents, so I get the very different life priorities. I hope you hang onto a few decks!

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I've put up a new small batch of auctions, trying out the idea of "groups" of cards now. Please check out my listings!
I'm going to try to refresh the list at least once a week on Fridays with something new, until I run out of "star" cards.

jozxyqk wrote:

I've put up a new small batch of auctions, trying out the idea of "groups" of cards now. Please check out my listings!

Not putting a picture with every single auction is horrible. It takes literally like 6 seconds and you get a picture for *free*.

Also, I'd personally put that shop.ebay.com/jozxyqk/m.html link in your signature here (as I've done, fr.ex.) and make sure that it's posted everywhere that you post to get maximum exposure. This cannot be stressed enough.

Oh, and if you use USPS Priority Mail through eBay, you will be able to print your label right from there and save like 10 cents off each label. And if it is an international package, the barcode on the label itself serves as the customs form, so you can save yourself time by not filling that out.

But congratulations on selling some of those cool cards you have!

KevinM wrote:

Not putting a picture with every single auction is horrible. It takes literally like 6 seconds and you get a picture for *free*.

I am experimenting with what I can get away with.
All of the images for my auctions so far have just been the vtes.pl scans, rather than meaningful pictures of my own merchandise. And if I plan on listing an even higher volume of things in one sitting, shaving those 6 seconds off of each auction is helpful.
If it turns out that my no-picture auctions don't get as many bids, I may reconsider next week.

jozxyqk wrote:

KevinM wrote:

Not putting a picture with every single auction is horrible. It takes literally like 6 seconds and you get a picture for *free*.

I am experimenting with what I can get away with.
All of the images for my auctions so far have just been the vtes.pl scans, rather than meaningful pictures of my own merchandise. And if I plan on listing an even higher volume of things in one sitting, shaving those 6 seconds off of each auction is helpful.
If it turns out that my no-picture auctions don't get as many bids, I may reconsider next week.

Rickstock sells his cards with stock pictures and he seems to do pretty well.