Great video! Here’s a bonus tip. . .don’t bother printing your label on a label maker, print it directly on the envelope. Most printers have an “envelope” setting so you can just print direct to the envelope.
@@TRIKESportsCardshey I know it’s been 2 years. But I still can’t figure this out- the only way my cards get attention is if I promote them, which when I’m selling 100$+ cards, takes around 20% off. It’s just never worth it for me. Any way to fix this?
I agree with everything you said except about the amount of money you can make. If you put in the time an effort you can absolutely make as much as a full time job. Now obviously everyone’s opinion of the amount of money you make with a full time job will be different. For example I’m sure a lot your subscribers are making $400-$600 a week and that’s 40 hours a week. You can most certainly make that especially if they use the exact steps that you showed with the scanner, the listing the card from someone else’s listing and investing in a label printer which all save a huge amount of time. Great Video! 🤙
Great video Troy! Recently I have been going to my local card shop and going through the $1, $5, and $10 boxes and I have flipped them for so much more than how much I got them for. I definitely recommend trying this for new collectors and even people that have been collecting for a very long time. I got a 2019 Topps Chrome Sapphire Kyle Tucker for $5 and sold for $100!!
Yep. I do this as well at my local card shop. They have so many cards that they basically just wholesale them. I found a bunch of 1988 coca cola Micheal Jordan for $1. I bought about 15 of them. I seen those sell $10 and more. I have invested in a lot of $1, $5, even $10 and they're selling for more than triple the price. The best way to sell is do it in bulks. Make sure it's players people recognize. Do like a 10 or 15 card lot for $30. I bought about $600 worth of Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Mickey mantle, Bob clemente.etc for $30 and another $800 worth of cards for $50. Each . All together I had about 130 cards. Lot of cards were worth $30-$40 bucks each. Some were going for $200-$300. I thought they were fake because "who's gon sell these Hall of famers from the 50s and 60s for less than $100 but sometimes you find guys who just sell them really cheap
Hey, just another tip on the ebay envelope, is that it includes tracking so instead of getting refund requests for low dollar cards that don't arrive, as long as you ship it, it goes on the post office if they lose it.
Every other weekend I go to card shows and pick up a bunch of stuff from quarter, 50 cent, dollar boxes etc and list them on eBay in bulk. Nobody is going to get rich but I get an extra $50-100 a month to spend on food or something for not really doing too much
One thing to add to this is, you must list a few things at least everyday. I have noticed when I do list I get more traffic and sells. When I go a few days or a week even my sells drop off! Very good video, I think investing in a feed type document scanner may increase your efficiency as well!
Penny sleeve the card, card saver (sometimes top loaded cards USPS kicks back), put in team bag, put in a Thank You card where you can buy 10 for $1.25 at the Dollar Tree.
Keep forgetting about putting in a card. Another good/cheap way to get cards is at 'after Christmas sale', when big boxes of x-mas cards are sold for dirt cheap like 75% off.
love the instructional video!! only qualm I have is the way you're showing people how to ship. Using a top loader in an envelop is the WORST way to send a card. First off, the post office sends them thru a machine, ive seen too many instances where the card was eaten up and permanantly bent because of that. bubble mailers with proper protection is the way to go. If you HAVE to cut those shipping costs, use CARD SAVERS not TOP LOADERS....either way your spending money, but card savers dont have rigid siding, so they go thru the machines better.
Very informative I’ve had my eBay card shop going for 2 months now and only sold 20 cards in that time period hopefully I can sell enough for the scanner 🤞🏻
I'm really impressed with this video and your videos in general. Thanks so much for making things easy to understand. As a newer card seller this is exactly the kind of info I needed. Cheers.
@@ffbuddyguy8159 I think you were talking to me, so if you weren't sorry I just thought I'd answer. I'm very new to card selling. Got in this June after I saw a lot of people trying to sell and I LOVE a down market. Only problem was that I haven't really looked at cards since 1992. lol. It's going ok, I got burned a few times buying junk wax, which is what I had in my garage anyway, so I just have more of it now. I would say this channel was really good because it didn't talk only about million dollar cards, it covered the basics. I probably list about 50-100 cards a day and it's super fast. I know some people buy scanners to speed up the process, I'm not buying enough to make that make sense. My goal is to only buy cards with card profits. I didn't start like that, I probably put in a $1000 because like I said I only had junk wax. The cliche is true though, go with what you enjoy. I'll stop here because I can go on forever. To answers your question though, it's going well, I'm basically breaking even right now but growing slowly. 1. Pick your card niche. 2. Buy a thermal printer as soon as you can as it will save on ink and printer paper in the long run. 3. Pick your place to sell, I like eBay, but there are many places. 4. Set a budget for buying. 5. Do some research. Compare eBay prices to wherever else you may be buying from, this will give you an idea of how cheaply you can buy for. I sell more than just cards, the money is usually made when you buy. 6. Visit a card shop/card show (I'm still yet to go to a show myself!!!) Use the research you did earlier on eBay to see what they sell things for. 7. Enjoy yourself and take everything you see and hear with a grain of salt. Everything I do seems to adjust daily because I'm so new, so I'm sure others will have more knowledge than I do, so make some contacts and talk to people. Good luck and have fun!
@@ResellerNiche I was asking you ! :) Thanks this is exactly what I wanted see. I'm in about the same boat as I stopped collecting around the same time and I'm out of the loop.
Excellent video, thank you for sharing. I can appreciate you taking the time to scan your cards properly and have them generate additional income for you. I can't wrap my head around some of the crap pictures people post on eBay of their product and the prices that they're asking for something so poorly represented. So many eBay sellers are just lazy and don't want to put forth the effort to be or look professional.
Great video. We’ve collected Pokémon cards for a few years and just moving in to Sports cards. We have a lot of lower end cards just say there that aren’t wanted. Just struggle to find the time to get round to starting to list them. We deffo need to just bite the bullet and start.
Hey guys! Hope you enjoy the video. Once again just want to emphasize, this is not a "get rich quick" or "easy money" method. There's risk and even with the tips this will take up a good amount of time, but I do think if you're willing to put in the work you can have some success.
Thank you for this video I use to do this and kinda stopped due to focusing on one sport but well definitely get back into doing this again guys this really does work if you find the right cards
Great video! I used to collect in the 90s and just got back in the game with my kids. I’m gonna use your tips for selling because I have an abundance of cards from back in the day and some of them are worth some $$$ but overall I love the hobby and look forward to all the great finds
thanks for this great video! I recently stumbled on my hockey card collection that has hundreds of cards in it 😅😂 definitely don't need to keep all these cards so this was super informative on how to get into selling the lower end cards...appreciate it!
Hey man, I’m a big fan of this video and your content and I was wondering if I could make a similar type video of flipping low end through eBay. With credits of course.
Thank you mate. I have HUNDREDS of singles to sell of Top Prospects and am at the point where Im completely swamped. I also got so sick of having to type in the info for a new listing w the card info etc. This is going to ramp up my sales. Thank you sir!
QUESTION ----->. if you are just sending them out in a standard envelope...... how to you deal with "SHADY BUYERS". that claim I DIDNT RECEIVE MY ITEM?
I buy and sell this stuff all the time, fun hobby, make a few bucks, build a collection. Capitalism, business, and fun all at the same time. Good luck buyers and sellers, keep the market alive!!!
Awesome video thanx for the knowledge. I just have a couple questions. Do you, use international shipping? Cuz I have a lot of soccer cards as well and figure they’d sell faster with an international fan base? Also how many raw cards can fit into the standard envelope shipping without issues?
Excellent video!! I love buying player lots and piecing them off individually.. as for shipping, thank goodness for the blue usps boxes around town! I’m lucky to have one about 2 mins from my house and I use that about every day which saves so much time and miles. Take care! ✌️
At the minor league team stadium in my city the AAA Tides there is a car dealer that goes there every day I believe thay has $1 grab bags and there’s 20 cards per pack so as I’m 16 I normally buy 10 packs per game so I have a lot of cards collected
Can you explain why you do $2.99 shipping. Do you use eBay standard envelopes? Do you explain like a shipping policy. If so what is it. Thanks a ton in advance !!
If you get Windows Fax and Scan there is a preview mode that you can enable that will highlight the borders of the top loaders of all 4 cards. You then click scan again and it will do all 4 on 1 click.
Love the video! A few questions: do you mail them in a regular envelope with the card in a top loader? I think you said you also put them in team bags. Could you send me a link to what those are. I’m new here. Thanks again!
The part that confused me was when you said you use the scanner to take pictures of four cards at a time, and there is no cropping. Well, if there are four cards per scan, wouldn’t you need to crop that photo to sell as individual listings?
Hello! Are you able to link the clear sleeve packaging that you display in your video at 9:42? Would really appreciate it! Showing the customer that you’re going above and beyond is so true! Awesome video!
How bout printing directly onto the envelope like with any ink jet printer? No one ever talks about that. Every printer has an envelope slot. Just in ur printer settings set the size of the envelope a d the label prints directly onto it.
The biggest question I have is how do I get my listings seen. Especially because some cheaper cards will be less sought out so how can I get them sold as efficiently as possible?
I usually send my lower priced raw cards to COMC but that platform has been dead this year so I may add them to eBay instead where I already list my graded cards. Good tip on scanning four cards at once.
Commenting before listen guys I buy on eBay sell on Mercari way less competition on Mercari I don't see how can sell on eBay there are so many of sane card if don't have lowest won't sell
I live in northern Canada and I've yet to make asale online I've been picking up NBA and NFL from these bins from shops here because no one gives a fook about those sports here, its all about hockey. Best example is I got a 2nd year Giannis 2014 select base card for $3.00, i was surprised when i eventually checked ebay
I have a show tomorrow i jave 50 isa slabs each card is worth 20 to 30 bucks. Do u think any dealer would take these for money to spend at their store. Cards are cheap bit liquid. Tom brady steph curry lebron michael jordan etc...wpuld a dealer do this or would i be wasting my time?
Here's the links for the scanner and label printer!
Label Printer
ebay.us/5z4hUV
Card Scanner
ebay.us/vtBEmA
Looks like scanner is no longer available. Do you know what model it is?
6⁶7v⁷cu
Great video! Here’s a bonus tip. . .don’t bother printing your label on a label maker, print it directly on the envelope. Most printers have an “envelope” setting so you can just print direct to the envelope.
Genius
This comment just saved me money...
You're awesome!
Never thought of it like that. I just printed the label and taped it onto the envelope. Not super professional but it does work
I believe this is the best way to get started in the hobby and understand how everything works without risking too much capital. Great video!
Definitely a good way to start out! Thanks for watching
@@TRIKESportsCardshey I know it’s been 2 years. But I still can’t figure this out- the only way my cards get attention is if I promote them, which when I’m selling 100$+ cards, takes around 20% off. It’s just never worth it for me. Any way to fix this?
I agree with everything you said except about the amount of money you can make. If you put in the time an effort you can absolutely make as much as a full time job. Now obviously everyone’s opinion of the amount of money you make with a full time job will be different. For example I’m sure a lot your subscribers are making $400-$600 a week and that’s 40 hours a week. You can most certainly make that especially if they use the exact steps that you showed with the scanner, the listing the card from someone else’s listing and investing in a label printer which all save a huge amount of time. Great Video! 🤙
Well said. I making a living off grading cards and flipping them. I live in California so it ain’t cheap living.
Great video Troy! Recently I have been going to my local card shop and going through the $1, $5, and $10 boxes and I have flipped them for so much more than how much I got them for. I definitely recommend trying this for new collectors and even people that have been collecting for a very long time. I got a 2019 Topps Chrome Sapphire Kyle Tucker for $5 and sold for $100!!
Any tips on what cards to look out for ? Just started
Where do u sell it?
Yep. I do this as well at my local card shop. They have so many cards that they basically just wholesale them. I found a bunch of 1988 coca cola Micheal Jordan for $1. I bought about 15 of them. I seen those sell $10 and more. I have invested in a lot of $1, $5, even $10 and they're selling for more than triple the price. The best way to sell is do it in bulks. Make sure it's players people recognize. Do like a 10 or 15 card lot for $30. I bought about $600 worth of Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Mickey mantle, Bob clemente.etc for $30 and another $800 worth of cards for $50. Each . All together I had about 130 cards. Lot of cards were worth $30-$40 bucks each. Some were going for $200-$300. I thought they were fake because "who's gon sell these Hall of famers from the 50s and 60s for less than $100 but sometimes you find guys who just sell them really cheap
@@K-xb2qz Awesome!
Yes great idea that’s what most of my inventory is in my gerting everything set up and gonna start listing cards in a few days
Hey, just another tip on the ebay envelope, is that it includes tracking so instead of getting refund requests for low dollar cards that don't arrive, as long as you ship it, it goes on the post office if they lose it.
Every other weekend I go to card shows and pick up a bunch of stuff from quarter, 50 cent, dollar boxes etc and list them on eBay in bulk. Nobody is going to get rich but I get an extra $50-100 a month to spend on food or something for not really doing too much
One thing to add to this is, you must list a few things at least everyday. I have noticed when I do list I get more traffic and sells. When I go a few days or a week even my sells drop off! Very good video, I think investing in a feed type document scanner may increase your efficiency as well!
Penny sleeve the card, card saver (sometimes top loaded cards USPS kicks back), put in team bag, put in a Thank You card where you can buy 10 for $1.25 at the Dollar Tree.
Keep forgetting about putting in a card. Another good/cheap way to get cards is at 'after Christmas sale', when big boxes of x-mas cards are sold for dirt cheap like 75% off.
love the instructional video!! only qualm I have is the way you're showing people how to ship. Using a top loader in an envelop is the WORST way to send a card. First off, the post office sends them thru a machine, ive seen too many instances where the card was eaten up and permanantly bent because of that. bubble mailers with proper protection is the way to go. If you HAVE to cut those shipping costs, use CARD SAVERS not TOP LOADERS....either way your spending money, but card savers dont have rigid siding, so they go thru the machines better.
Like your realistic and truthful take on this!
A couple of quick questions. 1 - How do you prevent getting a glare with the scanner? 2- How do you fit that big label on a standard envelope?
Been selling Disney cards Disney with coin cards ,movie poster cards .Lots of cards from the 1990s . Fantasy cards it's a great hobby.
Very informative I’ve had my eBay card shop going for 2 months now and only sold 20 cards in that time period hopefully I can sell enough for the scanner 🤞🏻
I'm really impressed with this video and your videos in general. Thanks so much for making things easy to understand. As a newer card seller this is exactly the kind of info I needed. Cheers.
How new are you to card selling and how is it going ? I'm looking to move my side hustle to this niche but curious about the process
@@ffbuddyguy8159 I think you were talking to me, so if you weren't sorry I just thought I'd answer. I'm very new to card selling. Got in this June after I saw a lot of people trying to sell and I LOVE a down market. Only problem was that I haven't really looked at cards since 1992. lol. It's going ok, I got burned a few times buying junk wax, which is what I had in my garage anyway, so I just have more of it now. I would say this channel was really good because it didn't talk only about million dollar cards, it covered the basics. I probably list about 50-100 cards a day and it's super fast. I know some people buy scanners to speed up the process, I'm not buying enough to make that make sense. My goal is to only buy cards with card profits. I didn't start like that, I probably put in a $1000 because like I said I only had junk wax. The cliche is true though, go with what you enjoy. I'll stop here because I can go on forever. To answers your question though, it's going well, I'm basically breaking even right now but growing slowly. 1. Pick your card niche. 2. Buy a thermal printer as soon as you can as it will save on ink and printer paper in the long run. 3. Pick your place to sell, I like eBay, but there are many places. 4. Set a budget for buying. 5. Do some research. Compare eBay prices to wherever else you may be buying from, this will give you an idea of how cheaply you can buy for. I sell more than just cards, the money is usually made when you buy. 6. Visit a card shop/card show (I'm still yet to go to a show myself!!!) Use the research you did earlier on eBay to see what they sell things for. 7. Enjoy yourself and take everything you see and hear with a grain of salt. Everything I do seems to adjust daily because I'm so new, so I'm sure others will have more knowledge than I do, so make some contacts and talk to people. Good luck and have fun!
@@ResellerNiche I was asking you ! :)
Thanks this is exactly what I wanted see. I'm in about the same boat as I stopped collecting around the same time and I'm out of the loop.
Excellent video, thank you for sharing. I can appreciate you taking the time to scan your cards properly and have them generate additional income for you. I can't wrap my head around some of the crap pictures people post on eBay of their product and the prices that they're asking for something so poorly represented. So many eBay sellers are just lazy and don't want to put forth the effort to be or look professional.
Great video. We’ve collected Pokémon cards for a few years and just moving in to Sports cards. We have a lot of lower end cards just say there that aren’t wanted. Just struggle to find the time to get round to starting to list them.
We deffo need to just bite the bullet and start.
Hey guys! Hope you enjoy the video. Once again just want to emphasize, this is not a "get rich quick" or "easy money" method.
There's risk and even with the tips this will take up a good amount of time, but I do think if you're willing to put in the work you can have some success.
Do you have more info on the scanner you use? The link no longer works.
@@CANTON2COOPERSTOWN added to description!
One thing I also do is finding a Template for the description of the ebay ad, it makes it a lot cleaner and professional looking.
thanks for the content! I have tons of cards and wasn’t sure how to get started. Just subbed my man!
Halfway through the video and I want to say that this is a fantastic video. Lots of great advice and I never would have thought of using a scanner!
Thank you for this video I use to do this and kinda stopped due to focusing on one sport but well definitely get back into doing this again guys this really does work if you find the right cards
Of course! I'm glad you had success with this too
I've liked your video from the very instance I first seen one. A method to help a nice collection grow even better! Thanks 👍 man
Really appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed
Nice watch. I actually do everything you mentioned with the exception of scanner and label maker. Thx for the links.
Great video! I used to collect in the 90s and just got back in the game with my kids. I’m gonna use your tips for selling because I have an abundance of cards from back in the day and some of them are worth some $$$ but overall I love the hobby and look forward to all the great finds
thanks for this great video! I recently stumbled on my hockey card collection that has hundreds of cards in it 😅😂 definitely don't need to keep all these cards so this was super informative on how to get into selling the lower end cards...appreciate it!
Hey man, I’m a big fan of this video and your content and I was wondering if I could make a similar type video of flipping low end through eBay. With credits of course.
Love the idea of Scanning. Hadnt thought of that yet. As well as your thoughts on shipping methods.
Thank you mate. I have HUNDREDS of singles to sell of Top Prospects and am at the point where Im completely swamped. I also got so sick of having to type in the info for a new listing w the card info etc. This is going to ramp up my sales. Thank you sir!
Me too man I just want to casually sell my cards I don’t need . Not flipper
QUESTION ----->. if you are just sending them out in a standard envelope...... how to you deal with "SHADY BUYERS". that claim I DIDNT RECEIVE MY ITEM?
Awesome vid man. Very informative and to the point with real life examples. Keep up the great work!!!
I buy and sell this stuff all the time, fun hobby, make a few bucks, build a collection. Capitalism, business, and fun all at the same time. Good luck buyers and sellers, keep the market alive!!!
Great video man!! One of my favorite content creators in the sports card hobby!! Keep doing what you're doing dropping knowledge 👏
Another excellent vid, Troy! Thanx! Always learning from you!!
Really appreciate that!
Just put a lot of cheap bids in on eBay for cards you want and b surprised how much you win
Definitely great tips, I always do well with mid-grade cards.
Awesome video thanx for the knowledge. I just have a couple questions. Do you, use international shipping? Cuz I have a lot of soccer cards as well and figure they’d sell faster with an international fan base? Also how many raw cards can fit into the standard envelope shipping without issues?
Cool video...delly sells well as he's an Aussie. Always worth grabbing autos of players from obscure countries, they always gonna have fans.
Excellent video!! I love buying player lots and piecing them off individually.. as for shipping, thank goodness for the blue usps boxes around town! I’m lucky to have one about 2 mins from my house and I use that about every day which saves so much time and miles. Take care! ✌️
Tell me more about your sourcing and selling model!
great video.... for cheaper cards, do you recommend 1 dollar starting bid auctions and/or (say) 3-5 dollar buy it now prices?
Honestly, I’m just trying to keep my money and have fun. So I do a little bit of everything!
At the minor league team stadium in my city the AAA Tides there is a car dealer that goes there every day I believe thay has $1 grab bags and there’s 20 cards per pack so as I’m 16 I normally buy 10 packs per game so I have a lot of cards collected
Very Helpful video!!
Love the part about listing. Great stuff.
Great video! keep it up! whats the name of the laser printer you use?
Appreciate this video, very informative and helpful! Keep up the great work!
Thank u man, as a 12 year old I made $270 selling small cards in 1 month!
Great informative video! I gotta try this, i need to tweak my methods, this is very helpful, thank you!
Great info thanks. Nd shout out Wake Forest CP3 !!
Can you explain why you do $2.99 shipping. Do you use eBay standard envelopes? Do you explain like a shipping policy. If so what is it. Thanks a ton in advance !!
I have an Epson 600 as well, how on earth did you get your photos split with one scan? I get 4 on one image. Keep up the good work!
Yea that’s exactly what I was wondering lol
If you get Windows Fax and Scan there is a preview mode that you can enable that will highlight the borders of the top loaders of all 4 cards. You then click scan again and it will do all 4 on 1 click.
I had to subscribe because good info for the hobby 🌊🌊🌊🤙🏾
Do you start your auctions at $1 to ensure buyers or closer to final sales?
Love the video! A few questions: do you mail them in a regular envelope with the card in a top loader? I think you said you also put them in team bags. Could you send me a link to what those are. I’m new here. Thanks again!
Nice video Troy. I think it is solid and helpful advice.
lots of free game & keys 🔑 in this video !
Thanks man been wanting to sell some of my cards.
The part that confused me was when you said you use the scanner to take pictures of four cards at a time, and there is no cropping. Well, if there are four cards per scan, wouldn’t you need to crop that photo to sell as individual listings?
What software or what scanner set up do you use so you don’t have to crop each card after you scan it?
In my area of the UK we don't really have local card shops, feel like we're really missing out on the $1 box experience!
Thank you for sharing this Troy. 🙏
Great video - Thank you for sharing.
Hello! Are you able to link the clear sleeve packaging that you display in your video at 9:42? Would really appreciate it! Showing the customer that you’re going above and beyond is so true! Awesome video!
I would also like to which ones those are
How bout printing directly onto the envelope like with any ink jet printer? No one ever talks about that. Every printer has an envelope slot. Just in ur printer settings set the size of the envelope a d the label prints directly onto it.
The biggest question I have is how do I get my listings seen. Especially because some cheaper cards will be less sought out so how can I get them sold as efficiently as possible?
Very helpful tips thank you!!
The Delly auto would sell for tons here in Australia 😂
I forsure thought about you when I bought it lol, big time Australia card
appreciate that honesty
I usually send my lower priced raw cards to COMC but that platform has been dead this year so I may add them to eBay instead where I already list my graded cards. Good tip on scanning four cards at once.
People pay way more on mercari but less people
Commenting before listen guys I buy on eBay sell on Mercari way less competition on Mercari I don't see how can sell on eBay there are so many of sane card if don't have lowest won't sell
how much does ebay take from a buy now sale opposed to an auction? Thx, great vid.
cool video man!
Thank you!
I have like 10 card that are worth $4-10k per each. The other cards are like $1-100.
I have over 100 cards. Baseball, basketball, soccer and other.
Thanks for the knowledge. I need that.
Awesome vid man.
Good video, Great information.
Which brand team bags do you use? Those look nice since they fit the single toploaded card snug
Do you feel like the 12% fee Ebay charges is too high for what they provide?
Great video. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching
Bro! You giving out all the secrets!! 😉
How do sellers make any money on a $.99 card and provide fee shipping? I see this all the time. Help
China 🇨🇳
Great vid!!! Any insight as to why ebay is charging over 13% per sale and not 5%?
Do you have a link for the label maker by any chance love the video very informative 🔥😁
Are you able to just drop the envelope on your mailbox for postal pick up? Trying to figure out a way to make the process even more efficient
Dude you’ve earned my sub you really are out here grinding like us small time card sellers lol
is it better to do bids? or set prices?
I bought that dellavedova...haha...
Haha I remember that! Glad it went to a good home
How did you make you eBay standard envelope the perfect size for the thermal printer. I don’t know what to do. How do you turn the label sideways?
Unfortunatelly it is almost impossible from europe... there are not card shows, expensive shipping to and from US etc...
Any problems choosing the 99cents shipping method with not having tracking available?
Where is the link to that label printer. I have been thinking about getting one of those.
Where do you get the envelopes and you still have to drop it off at the post office right?
How do you know what cards are valuable, I see lots of refractor shiny cards, numbered cards how do you know which one to “collect”
Great video, but i gotta say a $350 CAD scanner isn't really an option for card selling beginners. I'm starting with cards worth
I didn’t know you could print labels for white envelopes..
Is there a video on how to use the v600 to scan cards? I have one but cant seem to figure out the silverfast software lol
where do you ship it? just a USPS public mail box or...?
I live in northern Canada and I've yet to make asale online I've been picking up NBA and NFL from these bins from shops here because no one gives a fook about those sports here, its all about hockey. Best example is I got a 2nd year Giannis 2014 select base card for $3.00, i was surprised when i eventually checked ebay
I have a show tomorrow i jave 50 isa slabs each card is worth 20 to 30 bucks. Do u think any dealer would take these for money to spend at their store. Cards are cheap bit liquid. Tom brady steph curry lebron michael jordan etc...wpuld a dealer do this or would i be wasting my time?