Yard Sale Haul!!!

[StainLss]

So i went to a yard sale today.. well a few.. but the last one i went to i didnt really see anything spectacular until i looked over my shoulder. and see a box full of binders... so i went and looked closer and they were collectors albums. they were all screen printed and had baseball, basketball, football and hockey, in various colors. so i picked up four and paid the guy two bucks... i got back to the car and thought a minute, got out of the car and went to grab the remaining 13 for another 3 bucks. i got got 17 binders for 5 bucks. the pics are below.. my question is... what is the best way to re sell these.. i looked at ebay and some binders sell pretty decent, well at least more than the 31 cents each i paid. Here are the pics.. how should i resell??
-John

[Ray Rice Collector]

That was a steal. It would have been nice if they were full of cards.

[RGM81]

Hopefully you can find a set builder or two out there. I don't keep any of my cards in the old-school 9-card pocket pages any more, as they're all in top loaders, but I'm sure that there's plenty of folks out there that do it the binder way.

[Rybowski]

Wow, that brings back the times, great yard sale haul there!

[LeicesterBladex]

Great buy ! if I lived in the US I'd deffo take one off your hands for my base cards

[FlyersFan]

Wish I could find ANYTHING card related at yard sales around here. I go out pretty much every Saturday and Sunday morning before everybody else in my house gets up and just drive around looking for yard sales. Never found anything card related at any of them. Congrats on the haul!!!

[bangsportscards]

If you eBay, you may try a 3-5 sentence listing covering the description and terms of sale.

Put them up as a dutch offering. This is where the buyer has the option to buy one, multiples or all of a same item, in case you aren't aware.

That's about the most efficient way I can think given the details. You might have to list a dutch for each sport.

Otherwise others can help out.

Brian

[StainLss]

If you eBay, you may try a 3-5 sentence listing covering the description and terms of sale.

Put them up as a dutch offering. This is where the buyer has the option to buy one, multiples or all of a same item, in case you aren't aware.

That's about the most efficient way I can think given the details. You might have to list a dutch for each sport.

Otherwise others can help out.

Brian

Thanks bud, i didnt realize i had the ability to list dutch.. but i just checked and i can!!!! awesome!

[jdawg]

those are quality ones also...most the ones today covers tear at the seams lol..

[bangsportscards]

Are you ringing in the bucks yet with this "catch of the day"?

Brian