What would you be willing to pay...

My rule of thumb would be half price for gently used and then wiggle it back & forth from there. Half price minus 10% for well used. Half price plus 10%  for new items. Magazines might go well as a set or in bulk I think.

Ebay 'buy it now' maybe.

Best of luck to you.

Ebay would be a good way or you could advertise on craigslist for free!!! Just a suggestion but I am always looking on craigslist in my area for things.

Don't want to squash your enthusiasm but I did the same thing.  Tried to sell cake stuff by bringing it to an ICES event where everyone sells their gently used cake stuff to other cake decorators - didn't work.  Had to practically give it away because (as we all know) cake decorators who have been in business for a while already have too much to begin with and they are trying to get rid of their things too.  We also tried selling pans on eBay but because of the economy - everyone is pretty scared and they're holding onto their wallets tightly.  Ended up donating it to our church's annual yard sale.  Wish you all the luck and let us know how it went.

I would be interested in knowing what molds you are selling.  I would pay half price.   If you put together a list let me know.

Ebay definitely for any specialty stuff. I would do the yard sale first and then Ebay what's left. It's hard to get the kind of people who know what the value of your cake supplies are at a yard sale.

With ebay, I would look at what is selling and how they list the items (what categories and how they word the title) and model your listing after the ones that are already selling. You would be surprised how much of a difference it makes when your listing is worded correctly. Otherwise it just gets lost and no one ever sees it.

I am actually looking for gumpaste cutters for flowers and any supplies (foam mats, drying boards and molds, etc). I have zero and am wanting to start working with gumpaste roses specifically. Message me if you have any of the above and I would be interested in purchasing.

Put together a list for the local culinary school, post it to the student boards.  They will show up for sure. Half price for them would be a great deal.

Ebay will get you more $$ when you take a clear pic with the actual condition visible. Also save yourself some work by bundling several similar items into one listing.  People actually pay good $$$ for full years of magazines.

If you have a list of your molds and cutters maybe you could send it to me?  let me know.