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How to Sell National Geographic Magazines

How to Sell National Geographic Magazines
Written By
Elton Dunn
Elton Dunn
Jan 13, 2010
1 minute read

"National Geographic" magazines can be fun to look at, with articles about exotic locations and unique people and creatures. If you've acquired too many "National Geographic" magazines, you may want to sell part, or all, of your collection. "National Geographic" maintains a list of organizations on its website that welcome magazine donations. But if you want to try selling, follow the guidelines below for contacting buyers and posting your issues for sale online.

Step 1

Organize your old "National Geographic" magazines. Separate all damaged, moldy or torn issues from the quality ones.

Step 2

Compile a list of your issues and the condition of each one. eBay Reviews offers tips on assessing a magazine's condition.

Step 3

Check out the "Collector's Corner" and "Collector's Forum" on the "National Geographic" website. The Collector's Corner lists dealers who might be interested in your magazines. You can also indicate in the Collector's Forum the issues you're selling.

Step 4

Contact dealers from the Collector's Corner. Let them know what issues you're selling. If they aren't interested, ask for recommendations of other potential buyers.

Step 5

Contact rare book dealers in your area to see if they deal with "National Geographic" magazines.

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Step 6

Photograph the magazine covers if you want to sell through an online marketplace such as eBay. List the item with a description and photo.

Elton Dunn

A successful website writer since 1998, Elton Dunn has demonstrated experience with technology, information retrieval, usability and user experience, social media, cloud computing, and small business needs. Dunn holds a degree from UCSF…

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