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I find that if you diversify your listings, you can also generate more bids by reaching collectors who normally wouldn't look at modern Australia as their first choice. Mix up the listings some with older Australian stamps, some states, Oceanina, Asia and other countries. Throw in some covers if you got them. Some variation goes a long way. I've had buyers attracted for one thing, but they then find out that I have a wide range of items availible that might be of interest.
Very interesting, I see others, stores that use this way to list their stock.
Some experimenting in this area looks good. Thank you!
We tried other Australia stamp eras to sell but they did not sell. From 1990 to now is a very popular era. We offer 850 different lots per week, when things are in a normal position.
We are going to have to make some packet stamps, with a fine quality. A pack from 1940 to 1965(which is pre decimal)With approx 100 different stamps with good amount of sets.
Also a 1966 to 1989(which is decimal) packet made the same way as other packets but heaps more stamps.
And maybe a High Values packet from 1966 to now.
Some kiloware off paper 450g or lb or smaller in the same stamp areas mentioned.
List some of the expensive KGV's.
I list as the catalogue is in front of me. Do not need to look at the catalogue very often any more.
Have often wondered if listing 850 lots per week, is just to many lots for the lookers?
Posted 02/27/2013 6:59 pm
