Wrestling Autographs

Selling old wrestling merchandise?

I am trying to clean out my house and I have come across some old wrestling (WWF) autographs, DVDs, and merchandise along with a bunch of X-Files candids. Where can I offer these for sale other than E-Bay where you still have to pay even if the item doesn’t sell.

There are two Free sites to sell this memorabilia:

http://www.craigslist.org/about/sites

http://kijiji.com/

Best of luck.

South Carolina Gamecocks Children’s Dinner Set $15.99 Your little sports fan will go wild for these team sports dinner sets! The place setting is made of a durable plastic. Each set comes with a cup, plate, bowl, fork and spoon. They are all dishwasher safe. Made by Duck House….

NCAA 1 Liter Macho Mug $27.99 You can enjoy an ice-cold beverage during the big game in this Great American Products NCAA® team 1-liter glass mug. The officially licensed 1-liter glass mug is designed with a pewter team logo….

The Self Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior $14.95 A driving guitar beat heralded his explosion to the ring with his signature arm bands and face paint. His intensity was unparalleled. His controversial personality was equally unmatched. Learn about the man and the myth from the people who witnessed his meteoric rise to the WWE Championship in a victory against Hulk Hogan before 67000 fans at Wrestlemania VI. Hear from the Superstars who worked wi…

Wyoming 12-Disc CD Visor $9.99 This is a special order item and takes longer to leave our warehouse, which is reflected in the estimate above Protect your CDs from sunlight, dust and scratches while you show off your favorite team! This CD organizer slides easily onto your visor. It holds 12 CDs, and also has a pocket and pen holder! Your team’s logo is embroidered onto the organizer….

All About Wrestling – Youth White T-Shirt $26.99 Coed Sportswear Wrestling – All About Wrestling – Youth White T-Shirt – Item: AB-083Y…

My Father, the Angel of Death $9.95 Out of the fog billowing from the regions of the Netherworld steps a gigantic, ominous figure dressed in black. A white, skeleton face peers from the long, hooded cloak draping his massive frame, and in one hand, he clutches a wood-handled scythe with a razor-sharp blade. It’s . . . the Angel of Death, the American Championship Wrestling Heavyweight Champion! But one of the most popular wrestlers on Monday Night Mayhem is also Mark Baron, Jesse Baron’s father. Jesse has just started at yet another new school, this time in San Antonio, and he dreads the moment when the other kids in his seventh-grade class learn who his father is. The reaction will be the same as it was in Omaha, Atlanta, Tampa, St. Louis, and all the other cities he has lived in. They will want to be his friend not because they like him, but because they are obsessed with the Angel of Death. When Jesse learns that one of the boys at school–one of his father’s biggest fans–doesn’t have a father, Jesse realizes that he has never made an effort to get to know his classmates. Could his automatic assumption that other kids are only interested in him because of his father be wrong? Is it possible to make friends, in spite of his father? Meanwhile, his parents’ relationship is also suffering because of the Angel of Death’s celebrity status. The constant moving from city to city, his father’s extended absences while on tour with the ACW, and fans who clamor for autographs and photos even during family outings lead to continuous bickering. They have separated once before, and Jesse worries that his mother will leave his dad again. As Jesse negotiates all the usual middle-school problems–from bullies to first love–he can’thelp but wonder what his life would be like if his father weren’t a famous wrestler. Wouldn’t things be better if his dad quit the ACW? But would his father be happy leaving a career he loves?

Professional Wrestling Collectibles $135.97 Hundreds of wrestling-related memorabilia, including dolls and figures, autographs, Halloween costumes, photographs, posters and programs, magazines, games, videos, and more, are all identified and valued for the first time in one book. 400+ color photos