Selling TFs isn't fun

[janda the red]

I've just pulled the pin on selling. Feels good but what am I gonna do with all that free time.

now that you have some spare time buddy... you can help me sell toys! lol

I know what you mean though.... It's such a pain, but a necessary evil

[Omega Metro]

I want to sell all my TFs (to concentrate on Lego) but just don't know where to start. My instructions for each Transformer is in a box and just a nightmare trying to match them up with the figure it belongs to.

[GoktimusPrime]

Some of the Combiner Wars toys are quickly making some of my other older TFs redundant; but I don't know if they're worth selling cos I don't know if anyone would want them. But I don't want to give them away either, so I've resigned to keeping a lot of them to display independently in robot mode w/ the CW version in gestalt mode. One exception is Cloud Megatron, since I can't display CW Megatron doesn't combine -- Cloud Megatron is completely superfluous to my needs now. But given that I paid $70 (incl. shipping) for what is a Japanese exclusive figure, I don't want to give it away (so instead I'm trying to sell it for $60; which is somewhat cheaper than eBay's BIN price ). I've decided that I will display CW Powerglide in weapon mode being held by Universe USA Ed Powerglide.

[SMHFConvoy]

Hate waiting for prospective buyers to reply. In all fairness they could have more pressing concerns but the waiting...

[MayzaPrime]

I have been tossing up the prospect of selling my entire collection (execpt MPs and a few signed figures).

I have a very large collection (1800+) and would rather sell it as a whole as it would be alot of work to sell it individually.

I am running out of storage as my family grows and the sale of my collection would help with a deposit for a house.

Has anyone else gone through this a any advice would be appreciated.

[Zippo]

I started last year selling the collection, and over the summer took pictures of everything else I hadn't got to and have just finished organising, cataloguing, uploading and pricing everything.

Pricing was the hardest part.

I know my collection wouldn't sell as a collection, which is why I needed to do everything individually.

[MayzaPrime]

I started last year selling the collection, and over the summer took pictures of everything else I hadn't got to and have just finished organising, cataloguing, uploading and pricing everything.

Pricing was the hardest part.

I know my collection wouldn't sell as a collection, which is why I needed to do everything individually.

I pretty much have everything catalogued on the Shmax website, so I have done most of the hard work...