Ceramic figure collection take two

Leonardo Mystic · 05-08-2006, 03:50 PM

True, but you have to compensate for how heavily damaged a few pieces are, even if the set is rare. People are a bit hesitant to purchase if they think the price is not worth it.

Last year when I tried to sell my nearly brand new GameBoy Advanced system, with equally new matching accessories, and a Pokemon game I paid all over $100 for at $75 (That's what I paid for just the system itself brand new) and additional $6 shipping I got nothing. I tried twice more, lowering the price a little each time, but still no dice. Finally I had to think of a gimmick that would get people to bid. I offered free shipping, and lowered the price to my max minimum of $50. I sold it for nearly $55 with two bids.

So you have to compromise, and also ask yourself as a buyer would you pay that price for the set.

05-08-2006, 03:50 PM	#5
Leonardo Mystic Stone Warrior Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Georgia Posts: 904	True, but you have to compensate for how heavily damaged a few pieces are, even if the set is rare. People are a bit hesitant to purchase if they think the price is not worth it. Last year when I tried to sell my nearly brand new GameBoy Advanced system, with equally new matching accessories, and a Pokemon game I paid all over $100 for at $75 (That's what I paid for just the system itself brand new) and additional $6 shipping I got nothing. I tried twice more, lowering the price a little each time, but still no dice. Finally I had to think of a gimmick that would get people to bid. I offered free shipping, and lowered the price to my max minimum of $50. I sold it for nearly $55 with two bids. So you have to compromise, and also ask yourself as a buyer would you pay that price for the set. __________________