Sell Your Collectible

With your annual membership, you can sell as many collectibles as you want without paying listing fees or sales commissions. With the click of a button, buyers can immediately make payment to you via PayPal^®.

Looking for a specific diecast? Perhaps you would like to buy a prototype or low-numbered RCCA Elite^®? Maybe you are looking for a collectible with a specific sequential number? You have come to the only place on the internet where you can find NASCAR^® collectibles for sale by sequential number! Best of all, you do not have to be a member to purchase collectibles listed on the Collectibles For Sale page.

Become a Smarter Collector

The Diecast Registry^™ On-Line Price Guide enables you to find out:

• What is selling now

• Which collectibles are increasing in value

• What to pay for a collectible

• How much a driver's autograph increases the value of a collectible

• How many were produced

Measure the Performance of your On-Line Auctions

Use the Price Guide to compare your on-line auction results with those of other vendors. For example, if the current market value of the #24 DuPont car is listed as $71, and you sold 4 of them on-line last week for an average of $43, then your auctions are not generating the revenue they should.

If you decide you need to increase the performance of your on-line auctions, your Diecast Registry^™ membership will provide tools to quickly and easily make improvements. The case study below provides factual data demonstrating the effectiveness of these tools.

1) Take a picture of the person signing the item

2) Document the date (and time) when your item was signed

3) Document the location where the signing took place

Diecast Registry^™ allows you to permanently record the date and location that your collectible was autographed, and to upload that all-important picture that you took of the driver signing your collectible. Don't have a picture of the driver signing your collectible? Then go ahead and upload a close-up photo of the signature so that it can be seen and confirmed as legitimate.

Simply paste the HTML description code automatically created for your collectible into the description section of your online auction (e.g. eBay^®).

Protect the Value of Your Investment

Do you own the Dale Jr. Bud 2001 1:24 RCCA Elite chassis #0008? DCR provides you a public forum to claim ownership of your one-of-a-kind collectible and to document the ownership history as supporting evidence. This discourages the fraudulent production of a duplicate of your collectible (chassis switching has, unfortunately, been prevalent in the diecast hobby). Obviously, if you invest $1,000 in a low or matching-numbered collectible, the last thing you want to see is an identically numbered item showing up on eBay^®. Even if you can prove your collectible is legit, the appearance of a second one will, unfortunately, decrease the price that the market is willing to pay for it. Why not take action to discourage unscrupulous persons from making a duplicate that tarnishes your investment? Get your collectible registered ASAP!

There is no need to pay for placing additional pictures within your online auction. With a click of the mouse on your collectible's Registry Image^™, potential bidders have access to additional pictures in your collectible's Registry Report^™.

So, you are interested in buying that Tony Stewart Home Depot 1999 1:24 RCCA Elite chassis #0020 that is for sale on eBay^®? Nice car. Worth at least a grand... if it is legit. Better look it up in the Registry first to see if the seller has made public claim that he/she is the owner of the authentic car. Diecast Registry^™ members know that there are at least two documented Tony Stewart Home Depot 1999 1:24 RCCA Elite chassis #0020 cars that are in circulation.

So, you called the owner and he/she says they have not and are not willing to register their car in the Diecast Registry^™. What does that tell you? If there is any chance that the collectible is fake, the owner will not register it because it will immediately trigger an alarm if the identical collectible is already registered, or in the future when the owner of the legit car registers it. Buyer be ware! More simply, if you don't check the quality of what you buy, you, not the seller, are going to get stuck with whatever defects occur.

So, you and Steve in Montana have just discovered that you are in the unfortunate position of owning the same collectible with identical sequential numbers. This does not mean that either one of you are at fault or that you did anything wrong. What it does mean is that somewhere in one of the cars' past, the tag or chassis was likely tampered with. Diecast Registry^™ will help each of you confirm/research the ownership history of your collectible. You might be surprised to how quickly a little research usually uncovers a suspicious previous owner! Yet, if this does not surface reliable information, Diecast Registry^™ will use our contacts help you arrange to have your collectible inspected by the manufacturer. For example, we helped a Diecast Registry^™ member ship two cars to Action Performance for inspection. Action confirmed that one car was indeed fake (the chassis screws and tag looked great, but the tag was made out of the wrong material!) and, to the owner's delight, the other car was given a clean bill of health ("We (Action Performance) found no inconsistencies or evidence of tampering..."). 

To leverage the psychology of "impulse bidding," enable potential bidders to immediately access your collectible's Registry Report^™ by clicking on its Registry Image^™ within your auction description. Click on the Registry Image^™ below to see how it works: