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Think this is a legit sale?
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Topnotchsy
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If you are basing it on the fact eBay says it ended with a BIN, I would not rely on that. Since they have changed the system, listings that say ended with BIN often have in fact not sold (I know because I've contacted sellers and asked when there was a BIN on something I was interested in.) It's ridiculous that eBay has not fixed that yet, but then again, it's eBay...
baseballguy350
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Topnotchsy said:
http://completed.shop.ebay.com/i.html?_ ... 283&_rdc=1
The completed listings show that indeed the BIN was hit, but I just can't see that happening.
NYCrulesU
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No.
sportscardtheory
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Their reasoning is so flawed. Just because the bat is the same KIND he used makes it the very same bat??? How does that make any sense?
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I think the bat is authentic. I've exchanged emails with the seller over the past several months and he is either close to or knows Albert. If you look at his auctions he always has quality signed pieces. I just can't imagine someone throwing down 100k on a bat, even if it is a rookie bat.
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sportscardtheory said:
people try to pass off "style matched" items as "photo matched" and hope to catch someone napping.
jbone17
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This would be too shaky for me to attempt if I had the cash. You know how many bats the bat companies make for players? Do you even think Pujol knows which bat was his first one in the bigs? Too risky IMO.
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