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You can also search current and completed eBay listings to see what other sellers include in their titles. In your Listing Description, make sure to include both basic information and details about your item. A good description is concise, well organized, and easy to read. Create bold section headlines, bulleted lists, and be sure to restate the information featured in your title plus more details such as dimensions, estimated value, repairs or restoration, colors, materials, accessories, proof of authentication, and any other interesting features. You can also insert photos or links to videos that highlight the unique attributes of your item. Think about your listing from the buyer's perspective. The more information you provide, the more likely the buyer will be to place a bid on your item. Here are some terms commonly used by other sellers to describe the condition of Sports Memorabilia. Make sure you only use a term when you are sure it applies to your item.New in box (NIB) or New with tags (NWT) or New without tags (NWOT): A product that is new in box has never been removed from its original packaging.

If a product has never been worn and still has sales tags attached, it can be considered new with tags. If tags have been removed, but the item was never worn, it is new without tags. Gently Used (GU) or Mint in box (MIB): Sports Memorabilia that is mint in box has been previously opened, but has no damages or repairs and will be sold with its original box. Gently used apparel has been worn, but shows no signs of wear.Excellent: Excellent condition products have been previously worn or used and have only very slight signs of use. Good or Near Mint (NrMt): Previously worn or used apparel or equipment with very minor visible flaw(s) and/or significant wash wear/fade can be considered in good condition.Here are some terms to describe the rarity of your item:Certificate of authenticity (COA): If your item was produced in limited quantity or is autographed, it may have been sold with a Certificate of Authenticity stating important information such as production number, production limit, signature authenticity, and date.

Some COAs can be granted by third-party graders and authenticators. No longer available (NLA): Sports Memorabilia that is no longer available is no longer being produced by manufacturers or available in retail stores.Annual edition: Annual edition team memorabilia is produced for one year.Open edition: Open edition team memorabilia is not limited and could still be in production. Limited Edition (LE): Manufacturers sometimes choose to limit product production by a specific, announced number. Do Your ResearchIf you don’t know much about your item, a little research can help you understand what you are selling which can lead to a higher return. Examine your Sports Memorabilia for any markings, dates, titles, or brands. All of these details will give you a better estimate of your item’s value, and educating your buyers can increase the attraction of your item. When selling a rare item that is potentially worth a lot, it may be worthwhile to get your item appraised and authenticated. Authenticating your Sports Memorabilia not only provides you with a good estimate on expected sale price, but it also builds buyer confidence.

Third-party graders and authenticators are qualified, experienced professionals who pledge to provide unbiased opinions.Note: Opinions expressed by evaluators are theirs alone. eBay does not examine items listed on its site and does not have the expertise to evaluate items. eBay cannot guarantee the findings of any evaluator — authentication and grading are difficult, often subjective matters where experts themselves occasionally disagree. Each of the companies listed on the Opinions, Authentication, and Grading page that provides authentication and/or grading services is an independent company, and eBay is not responsible in any way for any action, inaction, opinion or service in connection with these companies. You should review the credentials of each company and use your own judgment before using any company's services.Showcase Your Sports Memorabilia with Great PhotosAs the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words! Photos are the closest you can get to putting your Sports Memorabilia in the hands of potential buyers.

Here are some tips on how to best represent your item:Choose the Right Background: Use a contrasting, solid backdrop. By placing your Sports Memorabilia on a solid black or white backdrop, you draw a buyer’s immediate attention onto the item. This is easily achieved by hanging a bed sheet or placing poster board behind the item. Use a plain, colored fabric backdrop to make your item stand out. Most importantly, avoid background clutter that can distract buyers or confuse them regarding what you are selling. If you are selling more than one item in your listing, take pictures of the set as a whole and of individual pieces. Cover All Angles: Take pictures from multiple angles and distances, zooming in on important details. Make sure highlight any signatures, dates, logos, and details. Zoom in to show textures and colors. Always include photographs of any flaws—it gives the buyer a clearer idea of what they are bidding on and builds buyer trust. Use Proper Lighting: Natural light tends to give the best representation of your item, however direct sunlight can have the nasty effect of shadows.

Find an area that receives indirect sunlight. Try taking your item outside on a sunny day and photograph it in a shady area. If you can't seem to find an area like this, or would prefer to use indoor lighting, try surrounding your item with desk, overhead, or floor lamps. Above all, avoid using your camera's flash which causes distortion and shadows.Add Gallery: Including a Gallery photo with your listing is extremely important for success. You can attract attention to your item with a photo next to your listings in search results. In addition, when a buyer uses “Picture Gallery” to look at search results, your listing will be shown. Your Gallery picture should be a very clear, uncluttered view of your item. Since it is the only photo visible on search pages, make sure it provides a good representation of your item.Maximize Profits with Low Priced, No Reserve ListingsAuction style listings are a great way to create excitement around your Sports Memorabilia, which in turn can develop into a bidding frenzy among buyers—which could result in a higher selling price for you.

The keys to a successful auction style listing are to get your first bid and encourage bidders to continue bidding.Low Starting Price: Getting that first bid is critical, as other buyers are generally more likely to jump in if they see there are already bids on an item. To do this, many sellers prefer to set an opening bid below what the item is actually worth. Try beginning with a low starting price—such as 99 cents—to jumpstart bidding activity.No Reserve: Be careful when setting a reserve price. Buyers may lose interest in an item if they place a bid and find it doesn't meet the reserve. Because they do not know the reserve price, they may assume the seller is simply asking too much for the item. To prevent this from happening, try listing your item with "No Reserve." Items sold with "No Reserve" typically attract more buyer interest, as buyers know that they will actually win the item if they are the high bidder.Accept PayPal: Buyers want to know that they can pay securely when making a purchase on eBay.