This is a bad time to sell collectibles. Wait until the fall to list them.
mudshark61369
·3 years ago
"There is no such thing as foolproof, because fools are so darned ingenious" (unknown)3111View listings
@for88,
I doubt you will see prices go much above the $30 mark. There are a bunch of chassis currently listed from $15 to $30, Others in lots of 2 or more fall in the $20 to $25 range, More surprising, there are whole cars still in their cards listed for around $25.
The prices of HO slot cars tends to rise and fall depending on the numbers listed and the demand for them. Since slot car racing is more of a cold weather activity the best time to list yours would be in the fall or winter when demand my be higher. Auctioning a few at first should give you an idea of the trending price at that time. I'd list them with a starting price of $27 to see how much they go for at the end. Asking prices do not necessarily translate into selling prices after all.
ms.rodriguez*
·3 years agoThis is a bad time to sell collectibles. Wait until the fall to list them.
mudshark61369
·3 years ago@for88,
I doubt you will see prices go much above the $30 mark. There are a bunch of chassis currently listed from $15 to $30, Others in lots of 2 or more fall in the $20 to $25 range, More surprising, there are whole cars still in their cards listed for around $25.
The prices of HO slot cars tends to rise and fall depending on the numbers listed and the demand for them. Since slot car racing is more of a cold weather activity the best time to list yours would be in the fall or winter when demand my be higher. Auctioning a few at first should give you an idea of the trending price at that time. I'd list them with a starting price of $27 to see how much they go for at the end. Asking prices do not necessarily translate into selling prices after all.
for88
OP3 years agoThis came up as "is problem solved" it wasn't a problem it was a statement made about chassis!