Local Comic Book Stores:
* The Comic Book Shoppe: Located in Wilkes-Barre, they buy and sell comics, trading cards, and related merchandise.
* The Comic Vault: Located in Kingston, this store has been around for years and offers a place to sell or trade your collectibles.
* Check online for other local comic book shops: Websites like ComicConnect and the "Find a Store" section of the Comic Shop Locator can help you find stores near you.
Other Options:
* Online Marketplaces: Sites like eBay, Facebook Marketplace, and Craigslist allow you to sell to a broader audience, but be aware of potential scams.
* Pawn Shops: While not always the best price, pawn shops can be a quick and easy option for selling your collectibles.
* Consignment Shops: Some consignment shops may accept comic books and trading cards, but be sure to inquire about their policies and fees.
* Collectible Shows: Local collectible shows are great for finding buyers and getting an idea of your items' market value.
Tips for Selling:
* Research: Look up the value of your comics and cards on websites like eBay, ComicLink, or PriceGuide to get an idea of what they are worth.
* Grade Your Items: The condition of your collectibles greatly affects their value. You can use a grading service like CGC for comics or PSA for baseball cards.
* List Thoroughly: When selling online, provide detailed descriptions, clear photos, and accurate pricing.
* Be Safe: Be cautious when meeting potential buyers in person and consider using a secure payment method.
Remember that prices for comic books and baseball cards can fluctuate, so it's always best to do your research and be realistic about what you can expect to sell your items for. Good luck!