Hard to say: demand swings up and down. AmiBay does not have eBay / PayPal fees but does not have the same reach.

List it for $250 and see what happens.

250 seems like just too much. Better that someone else can afford it, other than those with big money.

Yes, PeterLI is right. It's all about demand at a particular point in time. There are only a few people who really ready to pay a fortune for their vintage PC items and those are the same people at this particular point in time.

Your situation is pretty simple to solve. Just set up an online auction at $200 and it will determinate its real price at that particular point in time when it was listed.

Not sure if I understood you right, but If you just want to sell it to regular folks who can't afford paying too much then I am afraid they will have to contact you directly, but then you will have to pick a person who is honest and really wants it badly and ready to pay a price that you think is fair for you.

Another way to pick a right buyer is to list it with Buy It Now and set a high price with offer allowance. Just like a person below said.

I'd list it as low as you think is fair for you (the minimum you'd like to get out of it) and let the market, as skewed as it gets at times, determine how high it will get at that point in time.

You can always list it with an auction with a high BiN price... Or list it accepting offers.

Found that auction on Ebay.... Can't imagine that it can go for such a high price.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/261739314330

It says "unsold" on eBay so it did not sell @ $319.

PeterLI wrote:

It says "unsold" on eBay so it did not sell @ $319.

That calms me. Must have overlooked that. 🤣 Could not understand that joke of a price anyway.

brostenen wrote:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/261739314330

No memory upgrade, no audio patch cable, no manuals, no CD/floppies, no retail box, and a $319 asking price. No wonder it didn't sell.

@brostenen: Since your GUS ACE looks complete with original box (I've seen the pics you posted elsewhere), I would say a $150 to $175 price range seems reasonable - $60 to $100 was the usual street price for one back in 1995:

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/ADVANCED+GRAVIS … M%29-a016000153

Of course, as others have suggested, being willing to negotiate will attract more potential buyers. Whether you do it in a public online auction or in private will be up to you.

brostenen wrote:

PeterLI wrote:

It says "unsold" on eBay so it did not sell @ $319.

That calms me. Must have overlooked that. 🤣 Could not understand that joke of a price anyway.

If you look carefully you will see that the seller kept relisting it, but brought the price down to $238 until he sold it by accepting an offer.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/261878736269?

So... Mine is actually 200 dollars worth? 😳

$200 seems reasonable for a CIB Ace. I bet it will sell for that amount and maybe more. I bought my Ace new back in '95 and am glad I kept everything that came with it.

I bought a complete in box GUS ACE in amibay for 50€.

There's no doubt prices are getting ridiculous today. Because of the competition between some collectors, sellers think that they can justify trying to sell ISA cards for hundreds of dollars. There's this bulgarian seller on eBay who tries to sell is stuff justifying his high prices because the items are ultra rare. One of these days i had an exchange with him trying to explain that Pro Audio Spectrum 16 cards are not ultra rare.

I think I will try my luck on amibay then.
EBay seems just too confusing, regarding fee's.
Can a buyer ship money to PayPal?
I have not had any experience regarding this.

In other words. What advices can you all give me when just selling on amibay?
Shippingwise and what else should I write in an sales add on amibay?

I will try with a fixed price at first.

I bought mine off Ebay loose for about $100. This probably no more then 2 years ago so....I must of got lucky?

List it for less - be part of the solution, not the problem.

there's nothing special when selling on AmiBay , just put a fixed price, get some postage quotes for EU/US and put them in the thread as well in order to help buyers decide and my advice is to ship it via some registered airmail service so in case post offices screws up you have some kind of protection.

I guess i got my GUS ACE for a really good price considering now how much bare cards go for.

Have setteled on a price now, and have put it up for sale.
Will not tell were and how much here in the open.
Have to see how well it will sell, or if I have set the price too high.