Looking at eBay sold items, the sticker cases look to go for between 1 and 1.5k each. Not a huge number sold or listed. I donāt deal in these at all another member may be able to help you better.
moving those items sounds like such a pain, and idk how often you are going to be finding fair market value buyers for 240 boxes. time is money too, so that doesnāt seem worth it imo.
Well, you get more than twice the value (around $36K for around $14K). The question is rather if itās possible to flip the boxes fast enough or if they will appreciate faster / depreciate slower than the card.
I was looking at these Topps Merlin products 6 months ago and my conclusion was and is still today that the supply for the stickers is massive. I was and Iām still a lot more interested in the Topps Merlin tattoos. They were a lot more difficult to find 6 months ago than the stickers and today they are mostly gone. Thereās so few of them that they are actually probably going to be all consumed rather quickly.
6 months ago, if I remember correctly, sales were very concentrated and mostly originating from eBay seller ādjh1398ā, based in the UK. If I remember correctly, they were moving a lot of these cases back then. Today, sales appear to be a lot more slow.
I donāt have a price history unfortunately, other than GBP 1,100 for a case of stickers and tattoos and I recall the tattoos being a lot more expensive. So it seems like the price of the stickers has shot up quite a bit (doubled ?!), while your card has tanked a lot. If that is the case, then you might start to see people who bought these cases 6 months ago start to flip them (because thatās what people buy these cases for). That may negatively affect prices. Meanwhile, your card is trending down, with speculation that we are bottoming. A scenario where stickers go 50% down and your card goes 50% up before all is liquidated seems very likely to me, in which case you would break even. I donāt see the stickers outperforming the card on the very long term.
62 boxes sold in the last 2 months, so technically 8 months to liquidate all yours. However, as I said, sales are slowing down and that would be if you would be constantly aggressively pricing them to win buyers.
My crystal ball is broken unfortunately.
Personally, I wouldnāt go through the trouble and risk of this deal.