Posting this for anyone that may be interested....
Heritage Auctions is looking for a Dallas-based, full-time Non-Sports Trading Card Specialist
Job Overview Heritage Auctions is on the lookout for a passionate Non-Sports Trading Card Specialist (Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Star Trek, Vintage, Music, Garbage Pail Kids). This role is pivotal in evaluating, authenticating, and conducting research on a diverse array of trading card collections that span characters, historical events, animated series, and cultural icons. The ideal candidate is someone with profound knowledge of the trading card realm, understanding market nuances, valuations, and the rarity of items. This Dallas-based position encompasses responsibilities such as acquiring consignments, fostering client relationships, managing leads, contributing to catalog production, and engaging in sales activities.
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They threw in everything except make your own trading cards. I wonder what they intend to pay such an accomplished expert in all things non-sport. They don't say.
Posts: 10529 | Location: New York | Registered: November 20, 2007
There's a job where you need to be in your 50's or older to know all that stuff. Just about every other industry/field wants younger people.
They might be hoping you'll be willing to be paid in cards.
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Originally posted by Raven: They threw in everything except make your own trading cards. I wonder what they intend to pay such an accomplished expert in all things non-sport. They don't say.
Posts: 4620 | Location: San Jose, CA, USA | Registered: December 23, 2002
I'll likely retire from my day job in the near future. If this could be worked remotely (I don't want to move to Texas), I'd have to consider sending an application in.
Posts: 2302 | Location: Huntsville, AL United States | Registered: November 30, 2002
Worth a shot if you have the luxury of not having to rely on it. Everybody's working remote anyway and that ad sounds like they are looking to see how close they can get without knowing who will apply. It would be great to turn a hobby into a paying job instead of the money pit that it is.
Posts: 10529 | Location: New York | Registered: November 20, 2007