Where's the best place to sell anime toys/figures/merchandise?

nobody is going to want that old shit

>>6165439
>try to pawn off the last of my loose haruhi figmas to Anime Jungle, alongside other things
>"10 bucks for the figmas"

eventually sold them all for like 60$.

>>6165484
This

>>6165439
Go to my figure collector - some fans might want to buy them from there.

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>>6165439

Gee, OP. That's a tough question. I wish there was a place online that anyone could sell their secondhand stuff to anyone across the globe. But such a site wouldn't be technologically feasible in this day and age. Not for decades at least...

>>6165509
Shops will be hesitant to take in loose figures because they're unappealing to a lot of shoppers, and high maintenance in that you have to make sure they're constantly in good condition and not missing pieces and otherwise not losing value. Plus it takes time to research and make sure what a loose figure should include, how it should look, etc. All the time and effort it takes is contrasted with the possibility it might not sell, or might linger for month collecting dust, or might be handled every now and then which risks it getting scuffed or damaged. All these reasons are why you got low-balled.

eBay is good for loose things because it means a buyer is actively looking for these items and probably knows what to look out for, cutting out the middleman that wouldn't know as well.

>>6165439
If you have no luck on ebay just means your asking price is too high.
Since you talk about donating , you can also just give them away for free , whoever wants it just pay for shipping.
You can post it for free here or at the BST thread.

>no luck
meaning no one wants to buy your old shit for the ridiculous pricetag you want for them