Best places to sell baseball cards $2500 - 20,000

[celtxman]

I can't believe where EBAY fees have gone. Instead of setting the limit you could pay for a higher dollar card it now looks like 16% even WITH an EBAY Store is their rate. With more places to sell what are the best spots. Thanks

[EBCollectibles]

Originally Posted by celtxman

I can't believe where EBAY fees have gone. Instead of setting the limit you could pay for a higher dollar card it now looks like 16% even WITH an EBAY Store is their rate. With more places to sell what are the best spots. Thanks

In person or shows.

[bounce]

Originally Posted by celtxman

I can't believe where EBAY fees have gone. Instead of setting the limit you could pay for a higher dollar card it now looks like 16% even WITH an EBAY Store is their rate. With more places to sell what are the best spots. Thanks

I hear this frequently, and I'm wondering what people are looking at? I just checked it again, store fees for cards are 12% of total up to $2500, 2.35% above that.

Without a store, looks like it's 12.9% up to $7,500, then 2.35% thereafter.

[celtxman]

Originally Posted by bounce

I hear this frequently, and I'm wondering what people are looking at? I just checked it again, store fees for cards are 12% of total up to $2500, 2.35% above that.

Without a store, looks like it's 12.9% up to $7,500, then 2.35% thereafter.

Yes, you are right. I reread their terms. It is however confusing on the fees if you have a starter store I called EBAY just to check on the starter store and the person couldn't figure it out.
Still seeing if there is any other services that has worked for them

[gbass34]

The only thing I really have an issue with, is that fees are calculated on taxes as well. So we pay extra for the pass through of fees. But it’s the same for any retailer.


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