Post by Deleted on Mar 14, 2017 12:47:40 GMT -8
One of the most frustrating parts of eBay as a buyer is the immense amount of listings that aren't anywhere near GPA...like 2 to 3 or more TIMES GPA, for regularly traded items.
In this case, Batman #404 9.8 signed by Miller. Miller has gone down down down. There are currently two listings on eBay for this book. One at $900, one at $800.
The last four sales...? $256, $425, $271, $260.
Now...far be it from me to say you can't price what you want...of course you can, and I do, and I price aggressively, for sure.
But I DO NOT KNOWINGLY price books at TWICE or THREE TIMES GPA for regularly traded (that is, books that have 3 or more sales in the last 3 months) books, and I'll CERTAINLY consider GPA offers.
I made an offer of $275 PLUS their shipping...higher than THREE of the last FOUR sales...and it was auto-rejected.
These people are running museums.
In this case, Batman #404 9.8 signed by Miller. Miller has gone down down down. There are currently two listings on eBay for this book. One at $900, one at $800.
The last four sales...? $256, $425, $271, $260.
Now...far be it from me to say you can't price what you want...of course you can, and I do, and I price aggressively, for sure.
But I DO NOT KNOWINGLY price books at TWICE or THREE TIMES GPA for regularly traded (that is, books that have 3 or more sales in the last 3 months) books, and I'll CERTAINLY consider GPA offers.
I made an offer of $275 PLUS their shipping...higher than THREE of the last FOUR sales...and it was auto-rejected.
These people are running museums.
purchases" recorded there, in general. Sure, there's the oddball, but, for the most part, you don't see someone paying 2 to 3 times GPA for anything, speaking of regularly traded books. 
