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bozemanbreaker
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Just (re?)listed. Anyone know what it went for previously?
http://cgi.ebay.com/2010-Topps-Chrome-S ... 5d2df7285b
http://cgi.ebay.com/2010-Topps-Chrome-S ... 5d2df7285b
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Strasburg Super, Was this one previously sold?
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TBTwinsFan
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WOW the centering sucks...
Can anyone guess a BGS grade? My guess is a 9.5.
Can anyone guess a BGS grade? My guess is a 9.5.
DaProspectKid
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ya this guy bought it for 7500 buy it now the seller acts like people dont see what he pays for cards and he relists on same account brillant!
RiceLynnEvans75
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DaProspectKid said:
It reminds me of the morons who post a raw "vintage" of something like a '33 Goudey Ruth and claims they don't know if it's real or not but they found it in grandpa's attic when he died a few years ago. Look at their recent wins and amazingly enough they won the same exact card, as a reprint, two weeks earlier.
uniquebaseballcards
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DaProspectKid said:
Same with more than half of all 1/1 BINs listed now.
Exposfan
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Wow, still wants $40 to ship. Hope he has to pay fees on that!
beefycheddar
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Exposfan said:
With insurance for something like that, I'd bet it costs more than 40 or close to it.
DaProspectKid
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Ill be shocked if he even gets 10,000 for that card you cant compare that superfractor to the bowman chrome one it was the original one and its bowman chrome.
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When was it pulled?
uniquebaseballcards
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DaProspectKid said:
To each his/her own but Stras has *seven* different Bowman supers and three Topps.
bigpapiMA32
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Why does it matter that people know how much he paid for it? If he hit a BIN he obviously thinks he can flip it. I don't really see anything weird about this. People can hate if/when he doesn't get more than $8000, not just because he listed it.
brouthercard
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At least he didn't buy a serial numbered single color patch card, then have the same serial numbered card with a multi-colored patch for sale under the same ebay ID.
Russ S.
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He reminds me of our buddy Cumo.DaProspectKid said:
Here's another beauty.
Paid $1419 on Feb. 8th.
Now BIN/BO of $3499.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... SS:US:1123
:idea: :idea:
ronfromfresno
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Why is it wrong for him to want a higher price then he paid? Isn't that the point of prospecting buy low and sell high?
uniquebaseballcards
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ronfromfresno said:
To be sure. But how much of that card's value is propped up by speculation and how much of its value is 'real' at this point?
uniquebaseballcards
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DaProspectKid said:
This is my favorite example this week:
[ebay:3g3ikd6w]190500473108[/ebay:3g3ikd6w] (sweetpickle00 bought for $14.49)
[ebay:3g3ikd6w]230598305219[/ebay:3g3ikd6w] now...voila! The title describes it as a $250 card.
Posting items like this would make for a fun running thread
autocut
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I don't see an issue with it. Maybe someone missed out on the BIN and will to pay higher. Happens all the time. Same as majority of all prospectors "flip" for profit.
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