We goto local card show every month (50 tables) and been to national this year which is another animal. Prices on cards in display case are very nice. I prefer not asking if not possible. We love value boxes and ones clearly priced. If you have more than one value box of different prices separate them or color code them stickers. Look forward to the follow up video of how it goes.
Now this is a voyage! I’ve been thinking about it myself - will be fascinated to see how it goes! One thing I always wonder - do you need a wad of cash for change? I know most use PayPal etc - but lots still rely on cash!
It's a great question, Mookie. I (Marc) think being able to provide buyers with options is helpful (although I don't currently have Stripe or anything like that), and cash can also be good if there are people who want to sell you cards. But, yeah, having cash for change seems like a good way to be prepared.
Understandable. For me (Marc), it really depends on how much I want a certain card and if that dealer is the only one who happens to have it, but I agree that my preference is prices being given.
I am definitely one of those people that wants to see prices on the cards. I hope you have a great time!
Same here on prices, and thanks so much. Yeah, we're looking forward to the opportunity to have a table and see how it goes.
We goto local card show every month (50 tables) and been to national this year which is another animal.
Prices on cards in display case are very nice. I prefer not asking if not possible. We love value boxes and ones clearly priced. If you have more than one value box of different prices separate them or color code them stickers. Look forward to the follow up video of how it goes.
That's great advice regarding value boxes. Thanks so much. We'll likely have some ourselves, so being clear with pricing will help.
Lol
Dennys holograms… I forgot about those! 👍
Here's a fun article discussing them: sabrbaseballcards.blog/2020/05/17/1997-dennys-the-most-ambitious-set-ever/
Now this is a voyage! I’ve been thinking about it myself - will be fascinated to see how it goes! One thing I always wonder - do you need a wad of cash for change? I know most use PayPal etc - but lots still rely on cash!
It's a great question, Mookie. I (Marc) think being able to provide buyers with options is helpful (although I don't currently have Stripe or anything like that), and cash can also be good if there are people who want to sell you cards. But, yeah, having cash for change seems like a good way to be prepared.
FYI i did sell 3 upper deck high # boxed sets at a recent yard sale. The key is pricing them at 5 bucks each.
The price point certainly does help.
If the cards aren't priced, I don't even ask and keep walking. It's just not worth the time to go back and forth without a clear starting point.
Understandable. For me (Marc), it really depends on how much I want a certain card and if that dealer is the only one who happens to have it, but I agree that my preference is prices being given.