How should I price my item on ebay?

Question

I have 11 Junie B. Jones books in great condition how should I price them and what would they go for?

Answer 1

Research other Junie B Books on Ebay, ended and still going auctions.

This will let you know how much they have sold for in what areas and what conditions, to give you a better idea of what to sell yours for.

Answer 2

Research and see how much there going for and put a minimun bid a little lower than you would accept for them if somebody sold them outright, another option is to place them at your price on craigslist or kijiji.com/

Answer 3

Look at completed auctions on ebay and see what similar items have gone for.  There is a box to check by the search tab for this.  Put in sufficient shipping and handling unlessyou want to lure buyers with lower or free shipping.  Price below what they have gone for and enough that you will get what you need if the price does not go up.  Good luck.

Answer 4

15 dollars??

Answer 5

You should always do a search and see what others are selling their similar or identical items for.  Then price yours at the very lowest price you could part with them for.  Try to keep it within the same range as others are selling theirs for, otherwise you will end up owing fees and not sell them at all.

Also, you can do a search for "completed items" and see if they might not actually be selling at all.  Some things are so easy to find that sellers are not able to get anybody to buy them.  In that case, I'd just not bother.  I have items that I decided not to sell for that reason.

Finally, keep in mind that eBay charges by the final selling price, not including shipping.  As a seller, you are allowed to add a small fee to your shipping charge to pay for the packaging and handling.  Many sellers inflate this shipping charge to ridiculous amounts, so they can make extra money.  Many buyers refuse to purchase from these sellers.