What to do????

[TanguayFan]

I'm in a bit of a quandry, looking for some input from the fellow members here:

Since it's become next to impossible to trade anymore, I'm debating getting rid of most of, (if not all) of my traders. The question is, I'm not sure what the most sensible way of doing it would be. Should I hang on to them and bring them to the Expo (if I go) and trade and sell them to dealers there, or should I list them on eBay and be done with it? And if I do list them on eBay, should I wait until after the Expo, or try and move them now in the hopes that I can put enough together to give me a good chunk of change to spend at the Expo, or on eBay?

Any input would be appreciated.

 

[go_leafs]

I found that out a long time ago here, so whatever i pulled, i just put them on ebay or bring them to shows, and just get cards that i want from the cash that i get

 

[Boom Boom]

Post em on here and see if anyone wants them. But dont ask for "offers".....post actual prices. Then take the cash and spend it on what you want.

 

[MGiuseffi1969]

Bringing them to the expo might be a good way to move them, but that sounds pretty labor intensive to me. Perhaps if there is a dealer setting up that you trust that would allow you to put some stuff in his/her display you might have some success. If you plan to list them on the bay, I would avoid having the auctions end during the expo. Mike

 

[SkyFire47]

do everything:

before expo - list on HI sale with prices and scans
at expo - see what you can move
after expo - list everything left on ebay

 

[sabres11]

TanguayFan,I feel about the same way as you...and Skyfire47´s suggestion seems like a good one to me. No need in keeping traders forever if nobody wants them or wants to pay for them.
And a PM sent as well.
Ilhan

 

[JohnnyDrama]

I came to the same conclusion. I eventually want all my traders to turn into cards for my PC, so I post them here and on the bay for sale. Isn't the whole point of collecting to further your collection?

 

[Mack]

PM sent, interested in working out a deal.