Is Selling Low End Sports Cards Worth It?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- Are low-end sports cards worth your time and investment? In this video, I delve into the world of low-end sports cards to uncover the potential benefits and drawbacks for sellers. Join me as I discuss the potential profitability, challenges, and strategies for selling low-end sports cards on platforms like eBay. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a budding entrepreneur, this video offers valuable insights to help you navigate the exciting world of sports card flipping. Tune in to discover if selling low-end sports cards is worth it for you!
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I hope you earn your living speaking. You're pretty good at it. Your info is what I need to get my business going. Please keep making them.
Thanks, glad the info helped. Good luck!
I rip just a lot of low end Baseball and sell just about everything. It is great getting $50 in sales ($35 profit) daily from selling base singles and inserts. $.99. + $.75 shipping will get about $.50 profit after all expenses. Sweet! All day!
Nice that’s awesome!
I’ve done business with you on eBay; I just opened my eBay store for cards! Thanks for the informative videos!
Awesome! Thanks for the business. Excited for your store..keep me posted on your progress and I'll check you out when I buy my next round of inventory:)
I’m glad you took the time to make this video. I’m just starting out and right now I haven’t got a sale in over 5 days but I appreciate everything that you said in this video I really find them helpful. I hope you keep putting your words out there
Hey thanks for the comment. Glad the information was helpful! Don't be discouraged...I can't remember how long it took to get my first ebay sale but I don't think it was that long. You'll get a sale and then it will keep rolling. What's your store name? Happy to take a look and give you a pointer if I see anything, but likely just a matter of waiting until you get a sale! Good luck!
@@CardZooSportsCards i sell on mercari but i’ve made only a couple sales in the past specifically on cards under $5. But like i said before i truly appreciate the content you put out there and know that it doesn’t go unnoticed. I hope you keep growing and growing and i love the grind that you put on ebay everyday for people to see
@@CardZooSportsCards i sell on mercari but i’ve only made a couple card sales no more than $5. But as i said I appreciate how you are mentioning low end sellers. I’m not into hockey but I can tell your store is just growing and growing and I hope it continues to grow.
Nice. Thanks for watching and glad the content is helpful!
Keep listing. Even if it’s only one card a day… just keep listing. Good luck!
Something Ive learned is that the really low end cards only flip for profit as 10s. 9 are always a loss.
Depends on the card and what the markets doing but I’ll always take a 10 over a 9:). Thanks for watching.
I net 1.10 off a 3$ eBay sale is this normal?
It’s hard to say what’s “ normal” because so many sellers vary on their profit margins and what they consider a successful sale based on the profit they make. If the $1.10 is the net after all expenses, including shipping supplies and the cost of the card, then that’s a good amount of profit. But if that net amount is the net amount on your eBay reports before you’ve subtracted other expenses, then it’s hard to know what the true net profit is if that makes sense.
On eBay no
I wouldn’t agree, but thanks for the comment. Tell us more, where and what do you sell?