Top 20 Most Valuable Postcards in 2023 

The Santa was the best ever!! Thanks Daniel

Daniel, thank you for sharing your knowledge! I appreciate you!

Great video. I found a burgess postcard in a $1 box at a postcard show and sold it in a day for $350. It was of a meadow in Virginia.😊

This video was awesome and eye opening. I mostly just collect, and only have about 10 postcards for sale but am feeling the need to look thru my collection as I learn from you. Thank you for your great videos!

Thank you for another great video! I alway learn so much. Ive been selling postcards a couple of years now. My best was a RPPC from China. Bought at an antique store for 1.00. I put it on auction and it ended at 787.00. Its so fun treasure hunting!

So interesting and helpful, as always! Took some notes.

Great video and information as always

Thanks for sharing. Your commentary was excellent.

I just came across your site. That was great to watch and learn. Thanks for sharing! Just subscribed.

Awesome video. More, More, More.

Great video, as always!

thanks for sharing

That was very informative!

Awesome video as always Daniel. I always enjoy your content. I haven't sold cards anywhere near those prices as of "yet" but I'm working my way up. (LOL) Sold two recently for very good money. One for $34.00 and the other for $55.00. Both cards I acquired for only .10 cent each (in lots.)

Thanks for a great and informative video. I am just starting to learn pricing on the better postcards, do you suggest doing best offer or should I go with my gut feeling if I don't see any other similar or same ones listed.

Informative video, thank you. Question…The large money ($100 on up) realized for those cards, are they listed as an auction or were they priced high like that and perhaps accepted offers? Thank you. Look forward to other vids.

Highest ebay sale was a Banjo that had a famous artist inlay. I don't remember details but the Banjo needed a lot of restoration. I listed at 999.99 and it sold within 20 minutes, I knew I under priced it then. That was about 10 years ago. A real fluke because I received the Banjo free because it was in terrible condition. I was just gonna sell parts and just decided as a dream amount to list at 999.99. I figured I would get offers for less, then wamo it sold.

Great!

Thanks for another good video. P.S. It's pronounced L-eer-ea :)

Great video. My highest was a motorhome for $125,000.00

Great info! Appreciate it. (Side note: The “W” in Greenwich is silent. Pronounced “grennich.”)

Just found your channel. Been more actively looking for postcards. Do you have an educational video the sums up the best photographers and other specific people and places, types of cards, etc.? Thank you!

Thanks for your great informative videos. I will soon be setting up a postcard shop on ebay and am wondering whether postcard collectors tend to favour the shops they already know and trust over new starters, or if they don't really care so much as long as the postcard is what they're looking for. I'm not sure whether to hold back on listing postcards I may believe to be of some value until I've built up a bit of a regular client base, or just go for it and list the better ones right from the start. Also, I'm in the UK and have US postcards to list, but am not sure if US collectors would opt to buy from an international seller. I guess I will only find out by trying, but if you have any suggestions, I would be very grateful. I look forward to watching more of your videos. :)

Do you promote your listings? What do you think of promoting listings for postcards?

I have old post card and stemp I am sale

More like this please!