Just because they are old does not mean they are valuable. You need to do some research on selling prices. More likely the ones selling for high prices have been graded and the sellers/buyers know what they are. You are just starting out, so use the Advance search to check the selling prices. You can find Advance search just after the search box on the selling pages.
Start reading - below is a link to get you started - read all you can before posting a listing. Go to the Help and Contact link and start searching - the H & C link is a the bottom RH corner of this page also the top upper left of the Seller Over view page. If you have specific questions - post them on this Community board for advise.
If you are asking a person to sell for you, you probably won't get any takers. Too much risk if a sale goes bad after they paid you your percentage. You are better off going to a local coin and stamp shop in your area.
If you want to sell yourself register with Managed Payments and educate yourself on rules and fees. Literally thousands of videos on YouTube that can teach you.
bonanza125
·1 year agoYou need to list them for sale on Ebay. This is a community to ask questions and for advice not to sell stuff.
redmodelt
·1 year agoJust because they are old does not mean they are valuable. You need to do some research on selling prices. More likely the ones selling for high prices have been graded and the sellers/buyers know what they are. You are just starting out, so use the Advance search to check the selling prices. You can find Advance search just after the search box on the selling pages.
vintage-camerastuff
·1 year agoList them. Sell them! No one here will buy them until they are listed. What are you waiting for?
johnrj1226
·1 year agoOK create a listing and sell them
Start reading - below is a link to get you started - read all you can before posting a listing. Go to the Help and Contact link and start searching - the H & C link is a the bottom RH corner of this page also the top upper left of the Seller Over view page. If you have specific questions - post them on this Community board for advise.
Here is a link for starters https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/listings/creating-listing?id=4105&st=3&pos=1&query=Creating%20a%20listing&intent=create&lucenceai=lucenceai&docId=HELP1029
GL
PS if you are looking to sell stamps on these discussion boards - it is not allowed
slyders_finds
·1 year agoIf you are asking a person to sell for you, you probably won't get any takers. Too much risk if a sale goes bad after they paid you your percentage. You are better off going to a local coin and stamp shop in your area.
If you want to sell yourself register with Managed Payments and educate yourself on rules and fees. Literally thousands of videos on YouTube that can teach you.