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I'm selling 16 Gameboy Color Games on eBay, need opinions.?

'm selling 16 Used Gameboy Colour games, cartridges only, on eBay for $40. I'm not sure whether or not it's a decent selling price. The games included are:

Well, I don't know about starting prices ... you'll have to look at completed listings and do some research for that. And that is time consuming.

What you should do IMMEDIATELY is buy something. Look for someone who you think may give you feedback right away (after you pay them, of course). Nobody wants to buy from a seller with zero feedback. I know there's little difference between zero and one, but it's a world of difference when you have an auction up.

Plus you may want to add a little more description if it will benefit your auction. Are the other sellers who have sucessfully sold this type of item adding more information? Find out if it's beneficial to add a comment about the history of the games, or the condition of the connector. Did you test these to see if they're working before you listed them? That will make a big difference if you say you have tested them recently and can tell people that they work. There's an unspoken rule on eBay - if a seller doesn't mention something than you can't hold them responsible for it.

Good Luck!

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I also wanted to mention, you don't want to lower the beginning price of your auction unless you've just put it up(meaning people probably won't notice). It implies a lack of confidence in your product. If anyone is watching it and sees that they will be less likely to bid. If I thought I had made a serious mistake and made the starting bid too high I would probably take the auction down and wait a week and put it back up with the corrected price. Or let it be and relist after it ends with the lower starting bid ... who knows, maybe someone will bid at your original price?