If you have sports/ non-sports cards, coins (preferably older ones or silver), old USA currency, vintage comic books, vintage toys (would prefer new in package) or Nintendo games that you'd like to sell, message me.
Many people out there will have ads offering to buy your collectibles, but most are very selective in what they want to buy and in the end you're still stuck with your items that you wanted to get rid.
Even worse, many people don't even have the audacity to respond back if they're not interested.
Wouldn't you want someone to show you some courtesy whether you have something they like or not? At least people should try to help out and that's what I enjoy doing if I am not the right buyer.
I'll likely point you in the right direction if I cannot take your items off your hands.
I like buying collections because it's fun.
I enjoy going through newly acquired items, but most importantly I pay fair prices and will tell you what your items are worth if you don't know, not just with an opinion, but by showing you real examples of same items sold or price realized in auctions that reflect current market values.
Market value is what items are trending for from the most recent data out there.
It is not based on what someone is asking for nor what someone thinks an item is worth.
When you see actual prices paid for an item from the most up to date data that is the way to determine market value.
Always do your due diligence and check with multiple sources before accepting any offers.
You're selling because you either need money or have unwanted goods.
If you need money then you'd want to get the most out of your collectibles.
Many people are writing in with items that are the run of the mill type of stuff and not worth a whole lot nor highly desirable (mid 80s to 90s junk era trading cards, newer comics that have bends or wrinkles on their spine, copper pennies from 1960s and up, Jefferson nickels, regular clad Washington quarters, Susan B Anthony dollars, Eisenhower clad dollars, non silver Kennedy halves, Star Wars figures from the mid to late 90s, etc).
The majority of collections will fall into that category.
However there are better stuff out there that are sought after and can be worth a lot and that's why you always want to get multiple opinions and do some homework to see what you really have.
I will tell you what you have with no obligations to sell to me and then you take your time and do further research.
After you've done your research come back to me if you feel I am accurate with my assessments.
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