FS: 2010 Topps Robinson Cano Pie In The Face SSP

[wwejhardyrox]

I am looking to sell my 2010 Robinson Cano Pie In the Face card. It is card number 370 and I am looking for $70-95

[StayingWarm]

Welcome to the forums! We're glad you're here.

While I'm certainly not claiming to be an expert, here are a couple things to consider that will help you have a good selling experience here:

* Consider adding pictures or scans of your cards, especially when they're in this price range and/or you're a new face around here.

* Consider adding your eBay profile to your profile here so people can see that you have some positive feedback somewhere before they shell out ~$100 to you

* Check eBay for completed and/or current sales on your item. While you're free to list it for whatever you want, there are typically some savvy buyers here. The last one of these sold on eBay for $85. Given that, it's VERY unlikely you're going to get your asking price. Generally, cards sell on here for a little less than average eBay prices, which gives a good deal to both the buyer and the seller (since net of fees seller usually walks away with more). Again, feel free to list for whatever you want...just my opinion.

Again, welcome to the forums. Good luck with your sale!

[blowe12]

What he said x1000. I have personally dealt with StayingWarm on here for a trade, and he is an excellent B.O. member who is just trying to help you out. Welcome to the forums!

Originally Posted by StayingWarm

Welcome to the forums! We're glad you're here.

While I'm certainly not claiming to be an expert, here are a couple things to consider that will help you have a good selling experience here:

* Consider adding pictures or scans of your cards, especially when they're in this price range and/or you're a new face around here.

* Consider adding your eBay profile to your profile here so people can see that you have some positive feedback somewhere before they shell out ~$100 to you

* Check eBay for completed and/or current sales on your item. While you're free to list it for whatever you want, there are typically some savvy buyers here. The last one of these sold on eBay for $85. Given that, it's VERY unlikely you're going to get your asking price. Generally, cards sell on here for a little less than average eBay prices, which gives a good deal to both the buyer and the seller (since net of fees seller usually walks away with more). Again, feel free to list for whatever you want...just my opinion.

Again, welcome to the forums. Good luck with your sale!