i recently aquired a dynaco dynakit set from 1958 in excellent condition wih original manuals and am trying to find what the appropriate price would be to sell them at? someone please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Dan, if you sell it on Ebay put a reserve on it. After awhile you will learn about what sets go for. You can pretty much throw the price guides out, in my humble opinion. If you take great pictures with a good write up and you have at least two people with deep pockets that can't live with out it, the sky is the limit. I pretty much put the price I want for a set and if it sells that's great, if it doesn't make the reserve you will see what people are willing to pay for it. Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday around 6 PM, the last two weeks of the month are real good days to have them go off. Antique stores ask top dollar for junk radios and if it works the prices are thru the roof. You can google the make and model you might get some info that way. Good Luck, George.

Dan, Dynaco items do fairly well on ebay. As George says check your model numbers on ebay. I believe it would be safe to start them at $.99 they will seek the market level. Save a few bucks on fees. You'll need to explain excellent condition tho. Good stuff, good luck.
Bill

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You need to list items at a low price to get bids. You need to act like a buyer to sell stuff there. Look up some items that interest you. Get the feel of how a buyer reacts to various 'pricing' seller details. The items that have reserves are often passed on unless super rare and even then passed. Even the auctions that are 'no reserve' often have a high opening bid. We do not know enough but we do have over 11K feedback since 1997.