Price check- may be time to get rid of some stuff

[Swoosh-Thud]

Working the night shift- lull in the action and had a brain fart. Recent injury has forced me to replace all of my modern blades with CBs and graphite R shafts. I still have ongoing pain with undoubted continuing damage to my cartilage and may have to completely give up the game.

 

Anyway I've collected a whole bunch of stuff and enjoy the sentimental value every time I go into my golf workshop room, but at the same time it's a shame to keep the stuff when someone else could really enjoy it. I doubt I'll get what I believe the value is of the tour grinds or the s2h2 on eBay as that buyer niche is small.

 

But anyway what is it worth?:

 

Brand new set of Ram Golden Ram Tour Grinds- (the pre Armour, pre fx BS) with Brunswick FM 6.5.

 

Really nice set of Ram BeCu Lasers 1-SW with Rifles

 

Callaway S2H2 mint/like new (not refinished) 3 & 5 woods 1 and 2 dots one set with the Graffalloy Pro lites and one set with the green EI 70

 

Tommy Armour Be Cu 1-3-5 woods

 

Callaway S2H2 1w with blue sandvik Ti shaft

 

CC RC 85 with grey sandvik Ti shaft just like the last persimmon DL III used on tour.

 

Several sets of 53-55-58 Watson scoring system in BeCu, Ni and the rare Cobalts

 

Hogan and Ram staff bags

 

Clean Hogan white medallion heads which I can shaft with Apex 4s

 

Average Hogan Redlines with Apex 4s

 

Hogan speed slot 1-3-5 w

 

The above Apex 4s as well as 2 sets of 3-w Apex 4 shafts NOS which I know I can't list here per the rules and will have to put them only on eBay.

 

I've got tons of pulled graphite shafts- bundle them for a price?????

 

Scotty Oil Can Newport 2 mint not refurbed

 

Bettinardi Copper PGA commemorative putter

 

Some more stuff I can't remember. I'd like to think I can list the majority of it under the heading $100 sale/OBO, but the bigger ticket items I don't know.

 

Just typing this up put a smile on my face from the memories.

[dcopp7]

do an advanced search on eBay of sold items and average the top three recent sales. List a buy it now for that and cross your fingers...that's what I do

[skajaquada77]

Pm

[Fellaheen51]

With vintage/classic clubs, there are occasions when one cannot determine value from comps. Because there are none. Do to uniqueness, rarity, or the item is in high quality condition relative to comparable. I prefer to let the bidding process of an auction determine the FMV. With the starting price set at the minimum that I'll let the item go for. With consideration for eBay and PayPal fees factored in. That way, if I'm off on my value assessment, not leaving $ behind by setting a BIN price to low.

 

I'll do BIN for small ticket items, or ones that need a longer period of exposure to the listing. Most often with classic clubs, ones that I know have some degree of desirability, will list with a 7 day auction. Potential buyers will find the item(s) in most instances. Based on the views and follows that I observe. There seems to be a fair amount of traffic following the classic/vintage golf market. Folks are constantly looking for stuff. All it takes is just one bid to hit my acceptable minimum. After that, its all about bidding activity to realize the final gain on a sale.

 

Swoosh, eclectic inventory of stuff you have there. See several items that would present no difficulty liquidating via the Bay or BST. Pics and a complete accurate description of the item(s) is always good practice. FYI, may wish to be careful with "what's it worth" postings. Its verboten under the rules of the game established by the powers that be.