Is this a good price...........?

Question

I am selling a hockey collectable thats a limited edition. Check it out and tell me what a good price for it would be or am i just about right? Heres a link.....

http://cgi.ebay.com/CAROLINA-HURRICANES-RON-FRANCIS-GOLD-PLATE-500-GOALCOIN_W0QQitemZ330149428988QQihZ014QQcategoryZ25224QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Answer 1

Yeah, the starting bid is a little much, and I really don't want to know how much you're paying eBay to put up both a bid option and a buy it now option (it sounds quite painful). I also sell stuff on eBay so I'll give you some pointers.

1. (a)Your S&H is a little too high. Come on, $9.50 to send a coin over? Personally, I make anywhere from two to three bucks off handling and my buyers seem to like that.

1. (b) OR you can put your S&H to something ridiculous like $15 USD and your starting bid at $.99. eBay will charge you $.20 to put it up instead of the few bucks and just worry about the Paypal fees. Also, I'm pretty sure it'll pay itself off if people start bidding like crazy for it.

2. You're selling a hockey merchandise, but you only have a S&H charge for the US. What about Canada? What about the rest of the world? Buyers don't like to contact and wait on shipping and handling quotes. Take it to your post office, ask for a price, and include it in your listing. They're pretty straight forward, like send to Canada is, say, $5 USD, send to Europe is $7 USD, send to anywhere in Asia is $10 USD. You can also attract a lot more buyers this way, and increase your chances of having a bidding war.

3. Also, your picture's a little too dark. If you have a brighter picture, buyers can see what the coin itself look like and you won't have to shell out extra money on putting in the additional pictures.

Or you can just throw everything I said out the window and hope for a die-hard Ron Francis fan to buy it. These are just strategies I use to keep my expenses down while making it desirable to buyers. Good luck.

Answer 2

Overpriced, and a hell of a lot for shipping. Also, it's a coin. If it was a signed puck, you could get a lot more for it. It also looks like it's come out of the packaging from your picture. that's going to make it worth less to a serious collector.

That would have been a good item to sell to coincide with the Hall of fame game and induction weekend- that's when people will be looking for Francis stuff. You'll be lucky to get an opening bid on that setup.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Overpriced.
I would start it out at 7.99
And see what happens.
Remember,its only worth what someone is willing to pay.
Whats the least you would take?Then go from there.
Its July-people aren't looking for Ron Francis coins.But there is a buyer for everything too.Good luck.

Answer 5

first of GO Sabres! Carolina Sucks! Buffalo Native.
I would make something like that around $30. Any hockey collecters would buy it for that. Thats my opinion though

Answer 6

I tend to start eBay auctions low, and let the public bid it up. This might be a bit high for openers, but all's you need is one or two bidders and you'll be fine.

Answer 7

And I have a bridge for sale in Brooklyn. I don't think this is the place to peddle your wares. I'm not the reporting type though. Have at it.

Answer 8

kinda pricy. i would've started at $10 and then went up