General Forum

I'm much more interested in trading (especially since I'm trying to collect the 2018 GQ base set), but what's the best way to sell/trade inserts and parallels I'm not interested in?

Do folks list it on eBay and then share the link everywhere, or is it better to just post that you have the card and want to sell/trade?

loading your wantlist and fs/FT list here is a quick way to get trades going since the site will automatically pair you up with people who have cards you want and cards they need that you have.  it couldnt be easier

I don't think there is a "best" way. I've sold on eBay, perfectly content with the results. I've sold here. I've traded here. Within the last two days, I removed an (unbid-upon) item from eBay sale because someone made a trade offer for some of the cards. I buy the Topps Factory baseball set every year, and sell the five insert cards on eBay for a (to me) ridiculous price. You gotta just find the best mix.

I kind of vowed to trade more here this year, and have done so a bit more often. Postage is the drawback, because both sides have to add that into the equation. Since my trades have been small, the postage is small, but a high percentage of the value. But whatever you do, have fun doing it.

v3

As V3 said there isn't any real "best" way to sell. Some folks make a big profit on Ebay while others get frustrated with slow sales. A lot of it depends on what the cards are and when you try to sell them. I would say listing on Ebay is probably the highest profile for selling. Another factor is how much you want to get from the cards you are selling. Many of the other card selling sites are strictly fixed price (no auctions) sites that you will have to stick to the price you want your cards to sell at. No matter where you choose to sell your cards one of the best ways to find out how much your cards are selling for or if they are even selling currently is to check the completed sales on Ebay for those specific cards (advanced search sold auctions) not a regular listing price but the price(s) the cards have actually sold at.  Way too many Ebay sellers list cards for prices that are way too high for what the cards are worth. Some will even try to get more money by overcharging for shipping, or listing at obscenely high shipping costs.