Repeat Business A common phrase in business is that a loyal customer is your best customer and suggests that you're doing a good job. As a buyer, it is even more impressive when a collector reaches out to sell you more of their collection. It means that you've done right by them and that they're comfortable and trusting of your process. Just Collect has a great number of repeat customers that buy from us and we've had an amazing amount of success with
A Little Bit of Everything "I've got a little bit of everything, but not a lot of anything." It was an interesting call, but one that is not completely unusual for our customer service specialists. A collector had assembled a moderate collection of a little more than 150 graded cards -- mostly PSA. The ranged from a few tobacco cards (T205 and T206) featuring Hall of Famers like Nap Lajoie and "Three Fingers" Brown to cards as recent as 1973 Topps
These Might Be Of Interest To You We were contacted by a gentleman who said he and his wife were downsizing and going through things that they had accumulated over the years and felt that Just Collect would be most interested in his childhood collection of baseball cards and most specifically, two complete baseball sets. The sets were 1962 and 1963 Topps and he noted that he complete them while in his early teenage years. The "Don't Throw Away" Collection As
A few months ago we were contacted by a gentleman who was looking to sell a group of vintage cards. The group consisted of mostly stars from the 60's – Mantle, Mays, Bench – and a Nolan Ryan rookie. Obviously, this is right up our alley! After taking a look at the cards, we determined that they definitely weren't in mint condition as the seller suggested, but rather EX to near mint condition. This may not sound like much of a difference, but when talking about the value of vintage cards, it most
The Contact Recently, we were contacted by a gentleman from New England that had a collection that he was interested in selling. His contact stated: "I have a lot of 39 cards that I want to sell. Please see pictures below" and included images of 15 graded cards and 3 ungraded cards as well as a spreadsheet listing the 39 cards in the collection. Of the 39, 35 were PSA graded, 2 were rejected by PSA and 2 were not submitted