China Prc Early 1950's Ebay No Reserve Starting At 99c

Hi Everyone,

I have a No Reserve 7 day auction Sale of China PRC starting at 99c. These are not really expensive items. Please page down to see the auction lots.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_ssn=jimjung27

Hope you can take a look.

Hi Everyone,

My eBay sale of China PRC, early 1950's stamps has had Zero bids so far. This means you can get alot of very nice desirable China stamps cheap.

These are listed in auction style format with No Reserve starting at 99c and the sale ends tomorrow at 6:00 pm EST.

The lots are in groups of sets in 102's with 3 or more in each Lot.

Hope you can take a look. Just search for China in my items to see the auction lots.


https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_ssn=jimjung27

There are also a bunch of Canada in my eBay items if you care to buy any of those.
You can make me an offer if you wish.

Thank you
Jim Jung

Just a thought, but you may do better offering the Chinese stamps as a group, rather than in small, individual lots.

I tried to group them. There are 3 or more 102's per auction lot. Perhaps I don't know China stamps well enough to lot them but it is what it is. Each lot should be worth at least 99c.

I have more so if this goes well, the next bunch will be better. But I'm skeptical until it works.

China PRC Ebay auction starting 99c No Reserve ends today (Tuesday) at 6:00pm EST. Time to bid as these lots are going super cheap.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_ss...7&_nkw=china

I've always had multiple bids on what I'd consider distinctively average, mixed period Chinese lots. Put on a stock-page, show both sides and they go. Having a few dozen at a time makes it easier for bidders.