My mother-in-law has a collection of about 12 model Eddie Stobart trucks.
These are all in mint condition with the original boxes. About 4 are "big"
size the others are "normal" Corgi size. She wants to sell them as she has
lost interest in collecting them.
I am seeking advice on how to sell them. Should we use eBay ? If so should
we sell them all as one lot or sell them piece meal .
Any advice gratefully received.
She is located in the west of England.

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kim - 27 May 2006 20:00 GMT
> My mother-in-law has a collection of about 12 model Eddie Stobart trucks.
> These are all in mint condition with the original boxes. About 4 are "big"
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> I am seeking advice on how to sell them. Should we use eBay ? If so should
> we sell them all as one lot or sell them piece meal .
There's a strong market for them on eBay. You'll get more selling them
individually but it's a lot more work and postage for individual items is
prohibitive these days.
(kim)
willshak - 27 May 2006 22:05 GMT
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>> My mother-in-law has a collection of about 12 model Eddie Stobart trucks.
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> (kim)
The buyer pays the postage or shipping charges. Sell cheap, make it up
on shipping! Do like some others do, sell a $15 item for $1 and charge
$14 for shipping. Besides, you pay less of a fee to Pay Pal on a $1 item.
I would sell them individually. You may not get as much with a bunch of
them sold as one item.

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noddy - 28 May 2006 00:22 GMT
> Sell cheap, make it up
> on shipping! Do like some others do, sell a $15 item for $1 and charge
> $14 for shipping.
Those kind of people remind me of that hole between yer buttcheeks !
noddy
Mike G. - 28 May 2006 03:48 GMT
> > Sell cheap, make it up
> > on shipping! Do like some others do, sell a $15 item for $1 and charge
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> noddy
Ditto!
max@hotmail.com - 28 May 2006 11:47 GMT
It is probably worth checking prices on eBay, some of these items, though
labelled "collectors" or "limited edition" are precisely that, therefore
rarely
hold their value.
The simple equation is that they make 1,000 pieces, and
probably 980 are still floating around. While they might have made 20,000
of an ordinary model, yet 19,500 are destroyed by 6 year-olds.
The maximium prices will only be realised for items that are mint and
boxed, the boxes being in mint condition too.
The last time I attended a local 'toy fair' several stands had "limited
edition" trucks at much reduced prices, the term limited edition is much
abused by the manufacturers and retailers.