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ThoseBackPages
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I tend too, as dumb as that sounds lol
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MOFNY
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I figure that most buyers have that mentality. So I do my scans right. Why wouldn't you? It takes an extra minute, and could lead to higher sales.
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Derek Jeter
sorry, i got confused when i read the question and thought it said, who has ******
Jeter is the correct answer
Jeter is the correct answer
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cgilmo said:
:lol: That's what I thought it read also (obviously I voted Jeter there)!
19braves77
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Yes, I dont bid unless the item is pictured. Even with college football tickets. They must be in hand and scanned.
subpop77
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I am more apt to buy if the the pic is clear and is the only card shown on the auction and wont bid or BIN without a pic
pigskincardboard
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With refractors, it's pretty easy to see the price take a solid jump if the scan makes the card glow. Everything else can be equal.. Corners can be shown perfectly, etc etc. but if one card has that red/orange/gold glow and the other one doesn't, it'll sell for more money. This year, the plain old refractors sell for a good chunk more if they get the shiny.
When someone provides a terrible scan of a vintage card, it's just annoying. You can't tell if it's trimmed, cropped, whatever. Some sellers are just freakin' boneheaded.
When someone provides a terrible scan of a vintage card, it's just annoying. You can't tell if it's trimmed, cropped, whatever. Some sellers are just freakin' boneheaded.
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