I have a box full of old basketball cards. Where can I go to sell these?
I've been to a comic store but they don't buy them.
Any suggestions?
Basketball Cards
ediot123 on 13/09/2010 - 13:04
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Yea I agree, go with ebay, might find some basketball fans there.
I've had a look on ebay and most cards only sell for 99c??
Not really worth the time/effort, let alone fees involved.
I have over 1000 cards, don't really want to off load them one at a time.
Also not too confident there will be sum1 looking to buy it all at once.
I want to kow what they would be worth. Some/most are 10-20yrs old if that has any relevance.
any michael jordan shaquille oneil cards what condition what brand?
I think Ebay is a good guide for what someone will pay for them. I think there are websites around that tell you the book value, but I think they rarely go for that.
There are thousands of these cards around and unless they are signed or offically graded (check Ebay.com - US)and a superstar Jordan/Bird/Magic/Shaq - they should still sell if not graded - they are hard to sell. I don't think anyone would buy a Patrick Ewing card in Oz even though he is a fantastic player.
Of course if you are talking about the NBL…………..
dont bother with ebay.com.au, you will probably have better luck with just ebay.com and make sure your shipping is competitive
1 google search and these were the top 3 links
http://www.sportsbuy.com/collectibles/basketball-card/index.…
ozcardtrader.com.au
ebay?