View Full Version : OMG...I am selling my crib...what to ask?
OKay...this is a HUGE milestone. We've had our crib for 6.5 years, all 3 DCs used it...ohhh...I am having a rough time. I HAVE TO do it though. I am trying not to put an emotional price on it. What would you ask? I already checked craigslist and none of the cribs on there are comparable quality and asking about $50-ish. We have a Legacy crib (21021) that has been affected by the recall, however, it has been fixed. It is in excellent used condition, cherry-stained maple wood in a sleigh design with 1 drop side and a drawer underneath...very classic and neutral. Would $100 be reasonable?? We are not including the mattress. Any thoughts??
TIA!
elephantmeg
10-19-2009, 07:53 PM
I doubt you'll get anyone who will pay $100 for a 6.5 year old crib. I'd do $75 OBO personally.
kijip
10-19-2009, 08:08 PM
I say list it $100 OBO just to see if it sells at $100 and then bring the price down if it does not or be open to offers.
ohiomom1121
10-19-2009, 08:20 PM
I sold an old crib that was used by 3 kids on craigslist for $70. It wasn't nearly as nice as what you described. I got tons of interest on it...and everyone wanted to negotiate (which I expect with craigslist). I think I listed at $85 and went down to $70.
gatorsmom
10-19-2009, 09:22 PM
No advice just wanted to say, WOW, already? It seems like you were just pregnant with me yesterday!
Good luck with the sale!
No advice just wanted to say, WOW, already? It seems like you were just pregnant with me yesterday!
Good luck with the sale!
Hi Lisa!
HA!! I KNOW!!! I am so sad...I am sooo NOT ready to sell it but we are soooo certain that our family is complete. It's just...wow... :( Thanks...I hope that it goes to a good home and get lots of loving. :)
Reyadawnbringer
10-20-2009, 12:54 PM
Hmm, I am in the market for a sturdier crib and never thought to look on CL...
I wish you lived in my area because I would be interested.
Snow mom
10-20-2009, 05:52 PM
Well, I paid more than $100 for my crib on craigslist. I knew what I was looking for, knew it had been discontinued, and knew what it cost new. If you have time I'd start higher and repost every few weeks with a slightly lower price. I don't know anything about this particular crib but I do know that a nice solid wood crib is worth more than a cheap, trashed crib. Make sure to get good pics before you take it apart (and no ugly bedding in the pics!)
Momof3Labs
10-20-2009, 05:57 PM
We paid about $100 for a crib on craigslist recently (needed a second crib for the twins). It is a high-end brand, and the seller had it put together so that we could evaluate how sturdy it was and make sure that all the hardware was there. I stayed away from brands that had any recent recalls, or a crib that was disassembled.
I'm not familiar with Legacy. How much was the crib originally, and how much do Legacy cribs cost these days? If well over $500-600, I think that you might be able to get close to $100 for it. If $300, I'd guess closer to $50 tops.
arivecchi
10-20-2009, 05:57 PM
Is this similar? If so, I would say $50-$75.
http://www.albeebaby.com/lecr21widrct.html
jenmcadams
10-20-2009, 06:44 PM
That doesn't seem unreasonable to me. I sold a set -- a crib, dresser (w/ changing table top) and toy chest for $375 on craigslist...it was Forever Mine brand (so OK, but not high end) and I probably could have gotten over $400 for it based on how many responses and how quickly they came in. There were a lot of cheaper cribs/baby furniture items on CL, but people were obviously happy to see something of slightly better quality too. I recommend taking lots of photos.
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