[OT] Advice on selling old gaming stuff

[Arani Korden]

Over the years, I've picked up a lot of gaming materials. A lot of gaming materials. Lately, I've decided to simplify my gaming materials considerably (not quitting the hobby by any means, I just want to focus on a few lines that I actually play.)

Any suggestions? Is e-bay my best bet?

 

[Eridanis]

eBay's an option; I've bought quite a bit of Magic & D&D stuff over the years, and haven't been stiffed once. Another option is our very own Marketplace forum.

 

[JoeGKushner]

The most important thing to realize is that if you are starting, you'll probably get lower prices on some things than others who are 'super sellers' do.

Another important thing is realize that any money you make in this manner is 'found' money.

 

[Heretic Apostate]

Another option, if you don't have a reputation as a seller, is to contact one of the better online dealers (e.g., Titan Games, or Dragon Trove, or one of many others), and see about shipping the games out to them.

 

[Arani Korden]

Another option, if you don't have a reputation as a seller, is to contact one of the better online dealers (e.g., Titan Games, or Dragon Trove, or one of many others), and see about shipping the games out to them.

Thanks! I've checked the sites, and it looks like Titan Games is exactly what I'm looking for. I guess I'll spend tomorrow making a big, big list.

(Though I have to put in a plug for the Dragon's Trove as well; I've bought from them in the past, and never had a bad experience.)

 

[Drawmack]

I love Titan. One of my friends was an avid toon player and he lost all his sourcebooks in a flood. I called Titan games and explained the situation to them. They called me back within 48 hours having located a copy of every book.