Post: All my Yu-Gi-Oh Cards (460 Cards)
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05-20-2011, 01:08 AM
#13
Dexgod
Wooptidoo
Uh buddy, If we are trying to help the buyer to actually get a sale, what's the problem? I have no interest in personally buying Yu-Gi-Oh cards. I knew a little about them, so I decided to help Cooler establish a price range which could be achievable. I'm not trying to put him down, just lowering his ideal amount because the pricing on cards these days is not good, just average and the price range he is looking for is IMO over the top.
05-20-2011, 03:45 AM
#14
Smokin420
Used2B Kelston813
Originally posted by Dexgod
Uh buddy, If we are trying to help the buyer to actually get a sale, what's the problem? I have no interest in personally buying Yu-Gi-Oh cards. I knew a little about them, so I decided to help Cooler establish a price range which could be achievable. I'm not trying to put him down, just lowering his ideal amount because the pricing on cards these days is not good, just average and the price range he is looking for is IMO over the top.
Yeah I know man I didnt mean to sound so arrogant sorry :S but Ive seen people sell BO, MW and full PSN accouns for hundreds. Any collector of the cards would consier paying
but oh well i guess that my input :420:
05-20-2011, 02:13 PM
#15
Sios
Banned
Originally posted by kelston813
Yeah I know man I didnt mean to sound so arrogant sorry :S but Ive seen people sell BO, MW and full PSN accouns for hundreds. Any collector of the cards would consier paying but oh well i guess that my input :420:
but oh well i guess that my input :420:
But you gotta realize perhaps the majority of Yu-Gi-Oh card players are kids, although I've seen some adults.
Most kids do not have 200-300 Euros to spare and any Yu-Gi-Oh adult player would most likely already have their own custom deck to suit their needs and play style. I'm going to also assume if they're a professional duelist, they've probably already have a site/store they go to.. to purchase the cards they need so that they could customize their deck. I'm quite sure no one wants a preset deck unless you're buying it for a friend [although the deck's been used, condition would lower the price] because most adults who do play already have their own custom deck that they've spent a fortune on so that every card works with each other.
Originally posted by Cooler
You do, that's how you make a profit 
The site says their worth £309, may not be 100% accurate, meh.
The site says their worth £309, may not be 100% accurate, meh.
There's a Steam account price guesstimate site and a domain guesstimate site.
These aren't exactly near accurate as I've seen accounts that are supposedly worth HUNDREDS, being sold for a few dollars- perhaps up to $20-40 max.
//Edit:
I took a glimpse of a deck and while there ARE some combination cards together [cards that work together lawl] - There are other cards that are worth quite a bit that really aren't worth as much as they're said to be worth.
Eg.
Winged Dragon of Ra/Slifer the Sky Dragon - $23~
Seiyaryu - $9.90 [Shiny .. That's all.]
Dark Magician - $12 [Shiny .. ]
Monster Reborn - $4 [While this isn't alot, it's being sold and added into the price. Any serious duelist would discard the use of Monster Reborn and some other cards from tournaments and etc. Even a standard duel match against any duelist [who takes it seriously] - Would have you automatically disqualified from the match.]
Through this, we've already taken out $74 and that was only through glancing for just the high numbers.
Experience: Back when I was 12 and this was all the shit. 5 years ago lawl.
I do wish you luck, however I'd like to see this [and I'm quite sure others as well] - this price to be a bit more realistic.
One thing you can do though, seeing as you did have some "combo" cards is to sell combination and pairings of cards that work with another.
Eg. Alpha, Beta, Gamma. You're sure to get a quicker bid on this than to be selling it randomly in a scattered deck.
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05-20-2011, 02:37 PM
#16
glitchplz
Samurai Poster
Originally posted by Sios
But you gotta realize perhaps the majority of Yu-Gi-Oh card players are kids, although I've seen some adults.
Kids do not have 200-300 Euros to spare and any Yu-Gi-Oh adult player probably has a site of their own that they go to for rare cards that they could customize. I'm quite sure no one wants a preset deck unless you're buying it for a friend [although the deck's been used, condition would lower the price] because most adults who do play already have their own custom deck that they've spent a fortune on so that every card works with each other.
There's a Steam account price guesstimate site and a domain guesstimate site.
These aren't exactly near accurate as I've seen accounts that are supposedly work HUNDREDS being sold for a few dollars, perhaps up to $20-40 max.
//Edit:
I took a glimpse of a deck and while there ARE some combination cards together [cards that work together lawl] - There are other cards that are worth quite a bit that really aren't worth as much as they're said to be worth.
Eg.
Winged Dragon of Ra/Slifer the Sky Dragon - $23~
Seiyaryu - $9.90 [Shiny .. That's all.]
Dark Magician - $12 [Shiny .. ]
Monster Reborn - $4 [While this isn't alot, it's being sold and added into the price. Any serious duelist would discard the use of Monster Reborn and some other cards from tournaments and etc. Even a standard duel match against any duelist [who takes it seriously] - Would have you automatically disqualified from the match.]
Through this, we've already taken out $74 and that was only through glancing for just the high numbers.
Experience: Back when I was 12 and this was all the shit. 5 years ago lawl.
I do wish you luck, however I'd like to see this [and I'm quite sure others as well] - this price to be a bit more realistic.
One thing you can do though, seeing as you did have some "combo" cards is to sell combination and pairings of cards that work with another.
Eg. Alpha, Beta, Gamma. You're sure to get a quicker bid on this than to be selling it randomly in a scattered deck.
Kids do not have 200-300 Euros to spare and any Yu-Gi-Oh adult player probably has a site of their own that they go to for rare cards that they could customize. I'm quite sure no one wants a preset deck unless you're buying it for a friend [although the deck's been used, condition would lower the price] because most adults who do play already have their own custom deck that they've spent a fortune on so that every card works with each other.
There's a Steam account price guesstimate site and a domain guesstimate site.
These aren't exactly near accurate as I've seen accounts that are supposedly work HUNDREDS being sold for a few dollars, perhaps up to $20-40 max.
//Edit:
I took a glimpse of a deck and while there ARE some combination cards together [cards that work together lawl] - There are other cards that are worth quite a bit that really aren't worth as much as they're said to be worth.
Eg.
Winged Dragon of Ra/Slifer the Sky Dragon - $23~
Seiyaryu - $9.90 [Shiny .. That's all.]
Dark Magician - $12 [Shiny .. ]
Monster Reborn - $4 [While this isn't alot, it's being sold and added into the price. Any serious duelist would discard the use of Monster Reborn and some other cards from tournaments and etc. Even a standard duel match against any duelist [who takes it seriously] - Would have you automatically disqualified from the match.]
Through this, we've already taken out $74 and that was only through glancing for just the high numbers.
Experience: Back when I was 12 and this was all the shit. 5 years ago lawl.
I do wish you luck, however I'd like to see this [and I'm quite sure others as well] - this price to be a bit more realistic.
One thing you can do though, seeing as you did have some "combo" cards is to sell combination and pairings of cards that work with another.
Eg. Alpha, Beta, Gamma. You're sure to get a quicker bid on this than to be selling it randomly in a scattered deck.
Sounds like you know what your talking about lol
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