Paul Pierce collection - Rookies, Inserts, Numbered, GU

[Rooster Pump]

Hi All,

I am looking to sell my Paul Pierce collection to raise some $$ to start a few new PC's.

No autos however some pretty cool inserts, numbered & game used. There are,

5 Rookies
131 Base (all different)
21 Inserts (including nice thick 2003 UD Glass "Clear Winners" plastic)
6 Numbered (including a very cool 2003 UD Finite #1/1999)
4 Game Used
1 "Game Used" numbered 87/250 that came with no piece of jersey (Ebay 1/1 lol!!!)

Make me an offer- would like to sell as a whole set.

 

[Rooster Pump]

Next lot,

 

[Rooster Pump]

Bump.

Not a single bite?

Ok guys, I need some help here. What am I doing wrong? Are the cards just garbage? Do I need to put prices on things? Please PM me any advice as I have NFI.

 

[jebz34]

pm sent

 

[GarnettFan4Life]

Auto's and game used mainly sell easier, included in a bulk lot help it sell faster, also better to do some research and get to an idea of what kind of $$ you want for them. And lastly, Pierce just doesn't get much hobby love.

 

[Brett Szabo]

Auto's and game used mainly sell easier, included in a bulk lot help it sell faster, also better to do some research and get to an idea of what kind of $$ you want for them. And lastly, Pierce just doesn't get much hobby love.

All of that makes sense, search the different card selling places and come up with a price per base card, price per rookie card, and then do a more detailed look for the game-used ones. Then post a price here. I think they are great cards, I wouldn't make an offer as it would be too low as I have many of them already.

Pierce cards are not garbage, and this may be a theory for why they are not at huge prices. When he was drafted, everyone was told to go crazy for Vince Carter, Jason Williams, even Larry Hughes cards. So while Pierce and Nowitzki are the two best players from the draft they didn't have a rush on their cards early in their careers, inflating prices and getting collectors to collect their rookie cards and those in the years after.

Type in Paul Pierce Lot for the Ebay completed sales to get an idea of prices. That might help. Also put a postage price for people to see, with a lot of cards it makes it hard to guess at what the postage could be.

 

[Rooster Pump]

Thanks for the advice Matt & Angus. Much appreciated fellas.

 

[jebz34]

pm'ed you Mr. Rooster Pump