For sale: Benaroya Hall *SEALED* Vinyl Set

mulelid

*** This Benny is gone...it now lives somewherein Sweden***


Hey guys.

I'm looking to sell my sealed Benaroya vinyl, #0408. I'm selling it for two reasons - one, the cash obviously, and two, I've come to realise it's not really doing much for me just having it stored away somewhere...

The set is obviosly never used, still sealed in the original plastic wrapping from the 10club, hence in excellent condition. The only issues are one corner where the outer casing and the vinyl sleeves inside of it has been dented, and another corner where the outer casing has a dent. Both caused by the shipping from 10 Club. I have pictures that show it (and more) - PM me and I will email them for you if you want.

I'm looking to get $1500 for it - it's a lot of $, but from what I've seen other sealed (and unsealed) Bennys go for, it's not outrageous.

Shipping will be included in that price, but for that I have a few questions I hope you guys can help me with - I've never sold/shipped anything like this.
I'm shipping from Norway, and the norwegian mail has a few options. Is shipping like a regular package with a tracking number the "standard" way to do this, or is insurance or some other shipping method pretty much mandatory for shipments like this?
I will of course pack it in such a way that it's absolutely safe on it's journey

>>Edit: I upped the price to $1500 after being told that's more along the value. If this is frowned upon or against the rules (I've not had any takers yet), then I'll take the post down...


-Chris.

100 Pacer

mulelid wrote:

Shipping will be included in that price, but for that I have a few questions I hope you guys can help me with - I've never sold/shipped anything like this.
I'm shipping from Norway, and the norwegian mail has a few options. Is shipping like a regular package with a tracking number the "standard" way to do this, or is insurance or some other shipping method pretty much mandatory for shipments like this?
I will of course pack it in such a way that it's absolutely safe on it's journey

I would highly recommend having the package insured for the full amount - the buyer may have additional import/customs charges as a result. You can't take the risk on such a high-value item. I suggest EMS express priority airmail service from Norway Mail that will provide a tracking number, speedy global delivery, insurance, and signature required as proof of delivery. This way, both the seller and buyer are protected in case there are any issues.

elvistheking44

mulelid wrote:

Hey guys.

I'm looking to sell my sealed Benaroya vinyl, #0408. I'm selling it for two reasons - one, the cash obviously, and two, I've come to realise it's not really doing much for me just having it stored away somewhere...

The set is obviosly never used, still sealed in the original plastic wrapping from the 10club, hence in excellent condition. The only issue is a dented corner on the outer casing, and dented corners on the vinyl sleeves inside of it, caused by the shipping from 10 Club (see pictures to see what it looks like).

I'm looking to get $1000 for it - it's a lot of $, but from what I've seen other sealed (and unsealed) Bennys go for, it's not outrageous.

Shipping will be included in that price, but for that I have a few questions I hope you guys can help me with - I've never sold/shipped anything like this.
I'm shipping from Norway, and the norwegian mail has a few options. Is shipping like a regular package with a tracking number the "standard" way to do this, or is insurance or some other shipping method pretty much mandatory for shipments like this?
I will of course pack it in such a way that it's absolutely safe on it's journey

OK - I was gonna post some pictures here, but I see that I can only post pictures from the web :?
PM me your email if you want me to send you the pictures of it - they show the dent on the corner, and the rest of this beauty..!


-Chris.

You can get more than $1000 if you need the cash.....

dugangsxr

When you ship it make sure you double box it so it doesn't get all beat up during shipping. That's what they do with all fine art! Good luck

mulelid

100 Pacer wrote:

I would highly recommend having the package insured for the full amount - the buyer may have additional import/customs charges as a result. You can't take the risk on such a high-value item. I suggest EMS express priority airmail service from Norway Mail that will provide a tracking number, speedy global delivery, insurance, and signature required as proof of delivery. This way, both the seller and buyer are protected in case there are any issues.

Thank you for the advice, will take it to heart Will of course also listen to the buyer's preferance regarding tax/customs etc...

dugangsxr wrote:

When you ship it make sure you double box it so it doesn't get all beat up during shipping. That's what they do with all fine art! Good luck

Thanks - will do

100 Pacer

mulelid wrote:

100 Pacer wrote:

I would highly recommend having the package insured for the full amount - the buyer may have additional import/customs charges as a result. You can't take the risk on such a high-value item. I suggest EMS express priority airmail service from Norway Mail that will provide a tracking number, speedy global delivery, insurance, and signature required as proof of delivery. This way, both the seller and buyer are protected in case there are any issues.

Thank you for the advice, will take it to heart Will of course also listen to the buyer's preferance regarding tax/customs etc...

If you undervalue the shipment you are putting yourself at risk should the buyer initiate any sort of claim.

Don't do it.

mfc2006

100 Pacer wrote:

If you undervalue the shipment you are putting yourself at risk should the buyer initiate any sort of claim.

Don't do it.

very true.

2-feign-reluctance

mfc2006 wrote:

100 Pacer wrote:

If you undervalue the shipment you are putting yourself at risk should the buyer initiate any sort of claim.

Don't do it.

very true.

Very true indeed. Be careful!

mulelid

2-feign-reluctance wrote:

mfc2006 wrote:

100 Pacer wrote:

If you undervalue the shipment you are putting yourself at risk should the buyer initiate any sort of claim.

Don't do it.

very true.

Very true indeed. Be careful!

Could one of you explain in more detail what it is you mean? Are you referring to the value it's insured for, or something else?

dimitrispearljam

if u sell this in europe or at usa i dont think wil have any problem the buyer with taxes..
atleast that hapen here when i ship something,never fill a form of the
same when i receive from europe,no form on the package
but ship it with the best way u can ,tracking number,Registered mail,with insurance if there is an option
so both u and seller be safe
when someone pays so much money on an item,i dont think 10-20-30$ more at shipping cost is an issue

Wilds

What they mean is make sure you use the top of the line shipping option with tracking and insurance.

Selling and shipping an expensive item can be risky.

What if the item gets lost or stolen?
What if the item gets destroyed on the way?
What if the buyer claims he never got it?

By using the best (most expensive I'm sure), shipping option you lessen your risk of the above things happening.

100 Pacer

mulelid wrote:

Could one of you explain in more detail what it is you mean? Are you referring to the value it's insured for, or something else?

Yes, the value insured which goes hand in hand with the value declared.

For example, if the item is sold for $1,250 but only $100 worth of insurance is included with the priority express postage you purchase then the onus is on you to purchase the additional insurance required to cover the value declared. That way if something were to happen to the package while in transit and the buyer initiates a Paypal claim against you and a refund is claimed you are able to initiate a claim through the postal insurance and get money back on your end.

mulelid

100 Pacer wrote:

Yes, the value insured which goes hand in hand with the value declared.

For example, if the item is sold for $1,250 but only $100 worth of insurance is included with the priority express postage you purchase then the onus is on you to purchase the additional insurance required to cover the value declared. That way if something were to happen to the package while in transit and the buyer initiates a Paypal claim against you and a refund is claimed you are able to initiate a claim through the postal insurance and get money back on your end.

Thanks..I'll make sure to insure it for the full amount then!