I was recently asked by a newer seller about how they go about pricing items for their auction. My response was to let them know how I do it in terms of figuring out cost per item and going from there. 95% of my items are uniformly started at a lower bid amount while a few bangers go for higher. How do you all determine your starting bid amounts?

Just won this auction and picking it up in a few hours but I saw this necklace and I am almost convinced it is a Juliana. Second photo is my reference 😱

Could you please provide me with some sorting tips? I inherited over 1,500 brooches, 100 necklaces, 80 rings, 75 bracelets, etc. I do have it sorted by type and stored in plastic fishing lure type containers that hold 20 in each. Should I take one container at a time? Then go like a conga line. Spitshine it. Test stone with Presidium. Test material with acid. Take photos. Conduct price and use research. Write a description. List for sale. Take the next container. So on. I will obviously need to do some in lots. Am I making this too much work? Likely. On a good note... I don't have any untangling shows to look forward to!! I have had a significant health change, and the last thing I need is to leave this chaos to family. Wait a minute! @vintagescott is a expert lister now.😊 Ever been to Canada Scott?

Let's have some fun on the Skool Bus! Click the link and use Code 342 to sign up! May 5th 🥳 https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/10C044FABAE2EA6F9CF8-63631939-save?useFullSite=false Please read full description in sign-up post. 😊

Maybe we should have a skool raid train? I dont know what is entailed but I could help organize it if anyone is interested? They seem to get fun audiences and it might be a good way for those of us that dont have many shows under our belt to get some exposure.