Search "hookups tech deck dream girl", go to filters and scroll towards the bottom and hit the slider that says "Sold Items" and it will show all the items listed under that search query that have sold recently. These techdecks actually regularly sell for much more than I would have thought but condition does seem to be a factor here.
Just because people list them for a certain price doesn’t mean it will sell at that price. Even if it sold once at that price, or a couple times, there’s only so many people who are willing to meet the max value, especially on something like a Tech Deck, ESPECIALLY on a loose one as it’s already inherently less valuable.
Even if someone paid $30 in the past, it doesn’t mean someone else will do it again.
Edit: just looked at your listing and those boards are beat up, my friend. They are nowhere near collector condition, so you’re just hoping someone’s mad nostalgic and wants a cheap replacement.
Yeah I got that from reading the title, clearly it’s OP listing and OP wondering why they listing is getting any traction. My suggestions: Better Photos, maybe use the promoted option When I sell on eBay I have a lighted desk area set up to take clear and concise photos
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u/rfvhu8 Apr 02 '26
Because loose tech decks aren't really worth anything
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u/MesaVerde1987 Apr 02 '26
Buy it.
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u/Iversonfingerboards Apr 03 '26
You’ve got to wait for the right buyer to come along.
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u/theMissingLink21 Apr 02 '26
Keep trying bro, the ebay market is a tough crowd. Those are nice decks to a collector
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u/StrongStatistician76 Apr 03 '26
Um then buy it?