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Interesting. At my in-laws estate auction last weekend, boxes of formerly collectible glassware were going for $3-$5 a box. McCoy cookie jars that used to go sky high were bring $5. We had a really good turn out for the sale, I guess the generation that collected these items are passing away or aren’t as active in their collecting. Primitives and tools still did pretty well. The tractor and pickup sold for a good price. Part of the problem is there was just so much stuff!!
Almasty what were the most common errors when relisting old items?
Hope your auction went well. We are very close to finishing going through the house.
Can they email me the label or do they have to send it through eBay messages?
It was a Levis Duster Coat. He went ahead and bought even though I told him that I could only ship USPS due to being in a rural area and he never answered me as to what type of a label. It’s going to New Jersey. Thanks for the help
Hi – I also sell lots of random items and they were also grouped by type. I would get a bin such as wooden stuff like you were talking about, go to active listings and do a search for wooden and find each item in the bin. Instead of going into each item and adding a SKU just click edit next to the item and choose add a note and add the info. It seemed to save time. When I would add new items I would then put the SKU in the appropriate box. The only down side to the note, is when relisting as similar after 16 months the note vanishes with the old listing, so you need to transfer it to the SKU field.
Is this true that they drop the listing? I was hoping I could just improve the listing with better photos or description, rather than relisting. I will have to get busy.
