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"Bundling" sets for auctions doesn't work well.
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lugnet.market.theory
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Mon, 24 May 1999 23:27:41 GMT
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> Then again, the Launch Command triple pack I just auctioned off sold
> for just over $36, which I consider to be a fairly low price
> considering the fact that I've seen some people sell the largest set
> in that pack for about that much, more than once.
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> The 1967 went for around $26, about average based on what I've seen
> them go for before. Luckily I still have several of those, so I have
> the choice of either selling off some more of them or breaking them up
> and keeping the BK set and selling the other sets individually, which
> will probably bring less money.
I've been told (and I've found it to be true in my own auctions) that
"bundling" things together for auction usually does not increase the bid
value very much, and sometimes even makes it go down (people only want
one set, and figure someone else will bid high for all the sets
together).
Adam
bwappo@ee.net
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 | | Re: "Bundling" sets for auctions doesn't work well.
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| (...) Well, I've rarely seen the 1967 broken up, but I have seen people break up copies of the Launch Command triple pack before. I just figured since I had one left that was unopened I would auction them that way in case someone else wanted them (...) (25 years ago, 25-May-99, to lugnet.market.theory)
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