danielpalfredsson
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- Aug 14, 2013
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Sorry for the delay, I trade mainly on 2 sites : SCF and HI. But there is many more actually, I took a 5 years break like I said before and now I'm kinda surprised to see how big this market is. I mean, PWCC on Ebay sells 100K$ cards on a regular basis. Check that link for their sales in the last 2 months (they do consignment)
Items for sale by pwcc_auctions | eBay
Send me a private message if you would like to join a trading sports card forum. I can refer you. It's a nice community. Most people are laid back and easy going.
Nice. I don't even have a Chabot YG yet lol. I haven't bought on Ebay yet, except a lot that I will re-sell and partially use as tradebait
Hey Papi, we traded before so maybe we should do it again
A lot of big cards get "stuck" on Upper Deck ePack these days. People open boxes online and the hits are kept in a warehouse/scanned to their account until they ship them to their home. People who want to get rid of hits sometimes don't move them out of their account, so there are some things like Sens high gloss Young Guns, 1/1, patch cards, etc that never see the light of day on eBay. A big problem with ePack is that outside of making some arrangement via PM with someone for them to sell you the card, you can only acquire cards via having cards. That means you have to break boxes to get started which unless you have ridiculous luck will probably erase 75 percent of whatever value you start trading with since boxes and packs return so little.
COMC.com is another place to look. There are actually really good deals sometimes. They have a working relationship with Upper Deck ePack, so when someone pulls hits and wants to sell them immediately, they get posted on COMC. If you are buying stuff to sell/trade, you might like COMC because you can buy underpriced cards and re-list them immediately at a different price. COMC is a giant warehouse that stores 1000's of sellers collections and scans/posts the items for sale. So you can buy cards from dozens of different sellers and only pay one shipping rate. You can also buy cards at different times and wait to have them all shipped together at once. It's a very useful service.
I find that most of the low numbered hits get posted to eBay right when a product releases. It's the only time I have ever seen a Batherson Young Guns High Gloss. People break more of a product when it first comes out, and most people aren't really collectors they are more into breaking packs so they throw everything up for sale right away. This is a double edge sword because stuff can be more expensive right when a product comes out, but if something is really low numbered it might be difficult to find later on.