Seeking a bit of advice from you eBay sharks - Tiki Marketplace

W WillTiki Member Joined: Apr 29, 2004 Posts: 56	W WillTiki Posted posted on Wed, Oct 26, 2005 2:31 PM If 2 or more items each have fairly good retail value seperately, then it is usually best to split them to maximize return. However, if one item is a dud you may want to toss it into a lot to boost the perceived value and possibly up the sale price. For example, if one print is in great condition but the other, while a desireable version, is foxed or damaged in some way, combining them might help move the lesser one. But, if they both are in good condition and if someone wants them both badly enough, let them bid on them seperately and may the highest bidder(s) win.

If 2 or more items each have fairly good retail value seperately, then it is usually best to split them to maximize return. However, if one item is a dud you may want to toss it into a lot to boost the perceived value and possibly up the sale price. For example, if one print is in great condition but the other, while a desireable version, is foxed or damaged in some way, combining them might help move the lesser one.
But, if they both are in good condition and if someone wants them both badly enough, let them bid on them seperately and may the highest bidder(s) win.

Post #194912 by WillTiki on Wed, Oct 26, 2005 2:31 PM