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I'm in need of a '69 Ryan.
Just cant bring myself to trust eBay sellers
Just cant bring myself to trust eBay sellers
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POLL: Would you buy raw vintage on eBay?
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People would be very unlikly to copy the 69 version. The rookies and 1970 seem to have more value.
I buy raw vintage when I need to. I also would be very unlikly to buy a graded rookie since it drives the price up so much.
If it seems like a reputible seller I see no reason why not to. If it is shoeless joe, I would stay away.
I buy raw vintage when I need to. I also would be very unlikly to buy a graded rookie since it drives the price up so much.
If it seems like a reputible seller I see no reason why not to. If it is shoeless joe, I would stay away.
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bouwob said:
Im more concerned with trimmed/altered then fakes. im looking for low grade.
serving4theking
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Why such a high level of distrust? Find a guy with good feedback and buy it from him.
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I've been buying raw vintage for over 10 years on Ebay. I rarely have problems. On the other hand, I think grading sucks and diminishes the card's aesthetic appeal to me.
madman1978
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I have bought a number of Vintage cards on ebay
and only once have I had return an item because of the condition
and only once have I had return an item because of the condition
leatherman
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I certainly would buy from a vintage dealer with some credibility. I believe Kit Young hasn't had his reputation in question, and he always provides scans for me when I have inquired about them. He will also describe flaws not visible in the scans.
You may pay a bit more, but I think it is worth it.
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You may pay a bit more, but I think it is worth it.
d
leatherman
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Here's a seller I have used a lot in the past also without any problems:
http://stores.ebay.com/Teds-Vintage-Spo ... esstQQtZkm
http://stores.ebay.com/Teds-Vintage-Spo ... esstQQtZkm
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I have bought quite a bit of non-graded vintage over the years with very few problems. When I'm buying early 50's or earlier high dollar cards, I'm starting to purchase graded cards, however. Whenever I purchase a '51 Mantle, it WILL be graded.
DANNY
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Excellent Input fellas!
David, i am looking for nothing anywhere near that nice on the Ryan '69,
but the search continues!
David, i am looking for nothing anywhere near that nice on the Ryan '69,
but the search continues!
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