Online Selling Shockers

When I sell, I go on eBay, I use the pricing tool and eBay aranges the list from lowest price to highest price.

I then sell my item below the lowest price as long the other item is not in really bad shape.  The market is the market.  This system works for me.

The problem with my system is when I'm selling a really rare item or something NIB and there's nothing on eBay to compare. I then have to make a stab in the dark on the pricing.

Also keep this in mind, they don't make good quality items anymore.  Well not like they did in the early 2000's.  Besides, who wants a short and stumpy baby faced Thomas.  The dome is suppose to be short and stumpy, not the whole loco.  Give me a snark face Thomas any day. Plarail is the best by the way.

So each day that goes by, there's more and more collectors coming into the market place and less trains.  The prices goes up.

I remember in 201?'s, you could easily find 1st, 2nd gen talkies, Powerful Gordons, Talk and Actions, and other Plarails on Japan's online auction sites, now their becoming even rare over there as well. It's the way of the world.