Vintage Corning ware
I have two vintage Corning ware dishes in excellent condition and am interested in selling. Don’t know how to price it.
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I have two vintage Corning ware dishes in excellent condition and am interested in selling. Don’t know how to price it.
pls-consignments
·1 year agoBy the way, don't allow yourself to get to googly-eyed over a few of the inflated prices for Corning Ware. Unless you have a "super rare" piece, your aim should be to price competitively to the majority of what has sold. 😊
fern*wood
·1 year agoOn your seller hub is a tab for research, then enter the keywords of your item under Product Research. This will give you sold values back as far as 3 years to help in your pricing.
jewelbiz
·1 year agoFern*wood,
Thank you for sharing this information where to do a good search 👀
Very helpful and informative and I didn’t know it!
nobody*s_perfect
·1 year agoOr you could just list it with an accurate title and description, plenty of good pictures (which you should have anyway), set it up in auction format with a starting bid of $9.99, and let your potential buyers do the research for you.
mr_lincoln
·1 year agoHi @cjcreach1121
-Do a search for them on the eBay home page
-When a list of items is returned to you look over on the left side of the page and scroll down the filters until you see the Sold box, click that.
-The list will now update to what has been sold in the last 90 days. The prices change from black to green and any prices with a strike through line means they were sold for an offer under the list price, exact price unknown.
-NEVER EVER think you have to be the lowest priced item to make a sale. List them for what you want to get paid, don't use the Best Offer process because it just drives prices down.
kensgiftshop
·1 year agoDo a search on Ebay to see if any has been sold lately and see what they are going for.