[Restless Acres]

The market is so thin on Craigslist I would not try to sell good pieces. Period. Needle in a haystack kind of thing. Good pieces should go on Ebay and/or here.

Only Craigslist really large stuff that is too expensive to ship. And then you either have to wait (maybe a really long time, maybe forever) for the right buyer to come along. If you want to sell something relatively quickly on Craigslist, it has to be aggressively priced. And some things will just never sell on Craigslist.

 

[Restless Acres]

Thought more about this, especially as I see you typed quick "or" profitable. I once bought a van full of Halloween stuff from a guy who was selling everything from his haunt. He put an ad on Craigslist showing just a huge mass of stuff (multiple pictures) but he didn't list names, prices or itemize. He posted the ad maybe a week before he was actually going to be selling stuff. He had all the stuff at his limo service garage and he basically said, come on down. He might have limited it to a couple of nights after work. Forget. But he wanted to do it all quickly and he made that clear.

I think what worked for his sale was he had a number of interesting pieces that people would come from a distance for, then they showed up for that piece, but would buy other stuff, especially if he offered good prices while they were there.

This is also the best time of the year for selling stuff, and probably the only time of the year to sell Halloween stuff on Craigslist.

Good luck.

Mike