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I'm really not sure if there is going to be a correct answer to this, or even a answer to help me.
I am really new to actually collecting any diecast as a hobby, and I'm sure this thread will show that. I look here, ebay, and other sites for things I have been interested in and prices are all over the board. Now it's hard to really know if things are a good deal, or a rip of (and sometimes I'm sure we really are willing to pay a rip off price for somethings we been dying for).
My question is this, since prices are so all over the board. If a person were trying to sell diecast, what general is a good rule of thumb for asking prices. I have some diecast that I really am not interested in overall, and either just trying to get some money for them or in the end I will to a ROAK to someone once I find out who.
Sorry for the rambling, just curious if there is a good idea of prices (not new)
I am really new to actually collecting any diecast as a hobby, and I'm sure this thread will show that. I look here, ebay, and other sites for things I have been interested in and prices are all over the board. Now it's hard to really know if things are a good deal, or a rip of (and sometimes I'm sure we really are willing to pay a rip off price for somethings we been dying for).
My question is this, since prices are so all over the board. If a person were trying to sell diecast, what general is a good rule of thumb for asking prices. I have some diecast that I really am not interested in overall, and either just trying to get some money for them or in the end I will to a ROAK to someone once I find out who.
Sorry for the rambling, just curious if there is a good idea of prices (not new)