8802 style putter pricing - HELP

[ike31197]

My previous post was deleted mod.  I didn't realize I was breaking rules with my previous post, sorry about that.  Does anyone have a good mechanism for finding general putter values outside of newer OTR putters?  Ebay isn't really a help for this type of thing so I wasn't sure where to turn.  

[jblough99]

Maybe you’re not going about using EBay correctly, but it’s your best option for current prices.  Search whatever you’re trying to price, when the search results appear, click on filters, there will be an option for SOLD items, click that.  Your search results will now show all sold items and the corresponding price they sold for.  Can’t get a better idea on price than that.

[golffeen007]

32 minutes ago, ike31197 said:

My previous post was deleted mod.  I didn't realize I was breaking rules with my previous post, sorry about that.  Does anyone have a good mechanism for finding general putter values outside of newer OTR putters?  Ebay isn't really a help for this type of thing so I wasn't sure where to turn.  

Why wouldn't eBay be a good source? Seems the best option for what you're trying to do. 

[ike31197]

2 minutes ago, golffeen007 said:

Why wouldn't eBay be a good source? Seems the best option for what you're trying to do. 

Sorry, it may have been more clear with my original post with the putters I want to list.  I don't want to name the putters here again because I already got a slap on the wrist by a mod for my original post asking for help with values.  Maybe I don't know what I'm doing in researching, but I couldn't find any recent sales two of the more common putters and two of the putters I want to sell are pretty much 1 of 50 and 1 of 1.  There is a listing for the 5th putter but there are no bids, so you know how that goes.

 

I was kind of hoping there was another source of information besides Ebay.    

[golffeen007]

9 minutes ago, ike31197 said:

Sorry, it may have been more clear with my original post with the putters I want to list.  I don't want to name the putters here again because I already got a slap on the wrist by a mod for my original post asking for help with values.  Maybe I don't know what I'm doing in researching, but I couldn't find any recent sales two of the more common putters and two of the putters I want to sell are pretty much 1 of 50 and 1 of 1.  There is a listing for the 5th putter but there are no bids, so you know how that goes.

 

I was kind of hoping there was another source of information besides Ebay.    

PGA Value guide. May not give you the highest , but a start to see if its in there. That or just Google to see if there were listings at any other time for your putters. 

[ike31197]

3 minutes ago, golffeen007 said:

PGA Value guide. May not give you the highest , but a start to see if its in there. That or just Google to see if there were listings at any other time for your putters. 

 

41 minutes ago, jblough99 said:

Maybe you’re not going about using EBay correctly, but it’s your best option for current prices.  Search whatever you’re trying to price, when the search results appear, click on filters, there will be an option for SOLD items, click that.  Your search results will now show all sold items and the corresponding price they sold for.  Can’t get a better idea on price than that.

Jblough99's advice helped.  I was able to find similar sales for three of the putters on Ebay. I didn't know about the filters. 

 

The other two putters are rare enough that I'll probably just have to come up with a value on my own.  Thanks for your help.  

[snapier]

I’ve heard of this thing called Google, believe you’ll find it on the internet.

 

How about listing the putters at a reserve price you are satisfied with on an auction site?  You’ll find the market price

[puttnforthe8]

On 4/19/2023 at 1:22 PM, snapier said:

I’ve heard of this thing called Google, believe you’ll find it on the internet.

 

How about listing the putters at a reserve price you are satisfied with on an auction site?  You’ll find the market price

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Edited April 21 by puttnforthe8

[BIG STU]

You can also go on Facebook and look up the Putter Collectors of the World. Good folks on there that are very knowledgeable and glad to help