Epic Treasure: Which Postcards Sell Best on Ebay?

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Great videos and information! Kevin helped me with questions about postcards.

globalgumshoe

Call through some very call details that you would look for that would help it sell more specifically like unique stamps they call cancellation stamps from the postal service and then other details like do embossed cars from the 1900s sell or not really also I saw some that were old photos like a black-and-white photo do those sell well 1905 is there any detail that you know about the history of cards that I could look for wanting to sell some bud the place that has a bunch of them usually around 3 to 4 dollars each

TimetravelerMN

Thank you so much for the great video and information. Can you tell me about how long it takes postcards to sell after you list them?

addowner

Hi thank for the video! I have access to postcards. Some are very old ones with stamps. they are costing me anywhere from $1 to $2 dollars. What is your average price when you sell on ebay?

nealo

Hi there! I have a question. So I've been looking at different ebay sellers stores as I research items on ebay and naturally go and look at other people's stores. I see lots of stores doing similar things where they tend to price all their postcards at something like 8.99 and 2 dollar shipping, or everything at 7.99 free shipping, or they price even higher.

Names like Trusted Postcards, colbears postcards, and eternal loot just to name a few. Now these guys have huge stores. Colbear with like 70k listings, and the other two have 200k or so. Now, these guys are selling TONS of postcards a day and are actually really making those high sales.

My question for you today is are these guys really marking average and high ticket postcards at that premium price? Or are they only picking cards that sell for that much. And why do they do this?

When I look up cards I see people selling them at really low numbers and then one of those guys has a promoted listing right at the time for lots more than the other sellers for that card.

Is it worth doing this ? Do you suggest promoting? How dot these guys seem to get away with this? Is it because they already have a huge store and are so well positioned in the game already as staples?

Thanks for the advice. I've been studying alot of these stores lately.

jonasbarnes