It may be holiday time, but there is a lot going on at COMC.
The company says sellers who use the site to sell cards can now download a new bulk editor to change prices on their inventory in rapid fashion—and right from their desktop.
You can learn more here.
On Christmas Day, COMC also launched a week-long opportunity for sellers to offer discount pricing on their entire inventory with free sales promotions being offered. Buyers can take advantage of the sales being offered and have their cards shipped now or later.
More info on the promotion is available here.
The football from the craziest play of the NFL season is now on the auction block.
The “Miracle in Miami” may not have been enough to get the Dolphins into the playoffs but it was one of the wildest game-winning plays in history.
Kenyan Drake, who carried the ball over the goal line to beat the Patriots earlier this month, lamented throwing it into the stands in celebration. He was hoping someone would return it in exchange for some other memorabilia he was offering in trade, but it had already changed hands.
Now, the ball is being offered by Steiner Auctions. Within a couple of days, bidding has passed $9,000 with the auction slated to run through January 19.
The “My Cause My Cleats” auctions are underway at NFL Auctions. The specially-designed (and often very colorful) shoes worn by players trying to raise awareness for various charities are filtering into the platform, including those worn by Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Cam Newton, Baker Mayfield, Ju Ju Smith-Schuster, Julio Jones and other players and personalities are up for grabs.
All proceeds benefit charities identified by the specific player associated with the cleats.
Most won’t sell for anything close to it, but bidding for Brady’s cleats has passed $25,000, thanks in large part to this guy from Omaha.
You can see the auction listings here.
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