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Re: To Sell or To Auction
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Fri, 14 May 1999 13:45:57 GMT
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On Fri, 14 May 1999 03:46:48 GMT, "Janet Zorn" <lighthouse@bonzai.net>
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> How do people decide whether to auction stuff or post it for sale?
I think most people base it on how much time they want to invest, vs. the
return they want to achieve. Straight sales are quick, but if you don't
know how much the items are worth, you will either quickly sell everything
too cheaply, or not sell at all. Auctions take longer, are more work, but
most items go for their full value, even if you don't know what that value
is ahead of time.
> But I am gathering a collection of parts from various themes that
> might be more desireable to others and might help me to fund another
> purchase or two. But there is not much of any obvious grouping. (eg,
> no 10 Scout troopers) And the stuff is probably not super valuable.
I did a parts sale, of about 950 pieces. It went well, some stuff sold
*immediately*, most stuff sold within a few days, some parts never sold.
I had made some guesses on the value of pieces, and I was occasionally
wrong.
See
<http://www.lugnet.com/news/display.cgi?lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade:910>
> But would anyone be interested in buying or bidding on a couple of
> this and a few of that?
Depends on what they are.
Steve
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