where to auction signed Hibs top for charity? - HibeesBounce.com

likeasalmon · 08-04-08, 13:26

I work for Myeloma UK, a cancer organisation which amongst other things, fundraises. We're getting a signed Hibs top and was wondering whether it would be worth auctioning it here as opposesd to e-bay as suggested by my co-worker. Any opinions on how we'd get the best price?

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or e-bay ...theres only one way to find out......

**SG7nil** · 08-04-08, 14:09

Why not cover all your bases...

Stick it on Ebay -- with links to the Bounce and .Net

that way you'll have blanket coverage and should be sure to get a good price for it.

***Zitelli`s Heid!*** · 08-04-08, 14:15

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Originally Posted by SG7nil
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Why not cover all your bases...

Stick it on Ebay -- with links to the Bounce and .Net

that way you'll have blanket coverage and should be sure to get a good price for it.

What the dude said.

***DerekHFC*** · 08-04-08, 14:56

Or, you could raffle it off. Sell raffle tickets at say £5.00-£10.00 per ticket, with the winning ticket being given the strip. I would have a shot for a tenner, but i wouldn't be able to afford the price of it, were it to be auctioned.

That way, you can sell "x" amount of tickets and you'll get more people entering the draw as more people will be able to afford the entry fee.

Lets say you sell 100 raffle tickets at £10.00 per ticket, you'd get £1,000.00. Would you get as much as that if you were to auction it?

Just a thought
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***shandongreen*** · 08-04-08, 19:07

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Or, you could raffle it off. Sell raffle tickets at say £5.00-£10.00 per ticket, with the winning ticket being given the strip. I would have a shot for a tenner, but i wouldn't be able to afford the price of it, were it to be auctioned.

That way, you can sell "x" amount of tickets and you'll get more people entering the draw as more people will be able to afford the entry fee.

Lets say you sell 100 raffle tickets at £10.00 per ticket, you'd get £1,000.00. Would you get as much as that if you were to auction it?

Just a thought
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great idea ,id take 4.

***Kenny*** · 08-04-08, 22:41

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Originally Posted by DerekHFC
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Or, you could raffle it off. Sell raffle tickets at say £5.00-£10.00 per ticket, with the winning ticket being given the strip. I would have a shot for a tenner, but i wouldn't be able to afford the price of it, were it to be auctioned.

That way, you can sell "x" amount of tickets and you'll get more people entering the draw as more people will be able to afford the entry fee.

Lets say you sell 100 raffle tickets at £10.00 per ticket, you'd get £1,000.00. Would you get as much as that if you were to auction it?

Just a thought
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I'll take two...
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likeasalmon · 09-04-08, 09:02

Thanks for the positive replies ...we're thinking a raffle is may be the way forward and hopefully will be able to use the Bounce for selling them.

I'll probably try punting a few in Robbies, 4 in hand etc when we receive the top.

Cheers
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