Posted 09/06/2014 11:13 am
I agree your best bet is to take good pictures and start it at $0.99. I think it is easier to get a coin on a buyer's "radar" when you start them low - so you attract more bidders and higher prices.
If you set the coin at the price you would "like" to get, it probably won't sell 90% of the time.
The only other thing I have done that seems to also work is to set the price at 30-40% of the coin's value. So if you have a coin you think is worth $100, start it at $30. This is low enough to attract bidder interest but keeps you from risking a total bloodbath on the coin if you only get one or two bidders.
If you set the coin at the price you would "like" to get, it probably won't sell 90% of the time.
The only other thing I have done that seems to also work is to set the price at 30-40% of the coin's value. So if you have a coin you think is worth $100, start it at $30. This is low enough to attract bidder interest but keeps you from risking a total bloodbath on the coin if you only get one or two bidders.
