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isotopes4
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he is stupid.....on the printing plate he has listed he doesnt say 1/1 LOL what a *******.
AMAZIN HOF COLLECTOR
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::facepalm::
JustinVerlander35
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Cheapest 1/1 of all-time. :lol:
yrocks2001
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Not sure the seller is stupid, I mean look at all the people they getting to look at their auction on this board alone by writing that.
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ballerskrip
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yrocks2001 said:
001/150 i understand, jersey # I 100% understand. His is straight up junk.
TBTwinsFan
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ballerskrip said:
I don't understand any of it...
CollectorsCorner
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TBTwinsFan said:
You don't seem to understand much
IndyManning18
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With this logic every serial number card is a "1/1".ballerskrip said:
All The Hype
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IndyManning18 said:
Sellers who call these cards "1/1"s are completely wrong and incorrect.
The serial numbering should be mentioned in the listing because it does bring a premium a lot of the time, as these cards are apparently more desirable to some collectors.
The seller should not put 1/1 in the listing, because the card is not a 1/1. Plain and simple.
TBTwinsFan
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CollectorsCorner said:TBTwinsFan said:
You don't seem to understand much
This... is true :lol:
What I mean is, what is people's fascination with it? If it's 001/500, 500/500, or the jersey number, it's the exact same card.
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yrocks2001 said:
People may be looking at his auction, that doesn't mean he's going to make any money. No one from this board is going to bid on his auction based on his braindead sales pitch.
ChasHawk
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people are inherently stupid...remember that as you go through life...TBTwinsFan said:CollectorsCorner said:TBTwinsFan said:
You don't seem to understand much
This... is true :lol:
What I mean is, what is people's fascination with it? If it's 001/500, 500/500, or the jersey number, it's the exact same card.
isotopes4
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i casually collect certain serial numbers. in fact im thinking of starting a PC of them regardless of player. one of the things i started to do when i focused on cards i like instead of trying to make money on cards....
TBTwinsFan
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people are inherently stupid...remember that as you go through life...ChasHawk said:TBTwinsFan said:CollectorsCorner said:
You don't seem to understand much
This... is true :lol:
What I mean is, what is people's fascination with it? If it's 001/500, 500/500, or the jersey number, it's the exact same card.
[/quote:3vr8cbka]yrocks2001
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DeliciousBacon said:
No but the more people who look at the item the better it is for attracting bids. I don't think anyone even people away from this board are going to bid on this thinking it's a 1/1.
sports-vault
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What a moron!
markakis8
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the 456 is beyond a stretch but I can't tell you how many extra dollars I've made with the first card made, the last card made, or the jersey #.
I don't put 1/1 in the title, I simply put what it is serial #'d in the title and raise the price.
I sold a Heritage Chrome card of Lincecum, Halladay, Ubaldo and Wainwright #'d 1962/1962 for $12 or $13. Bought it for 50 cents.
I sold a fricking Tom Osborne Elite insert (this guy was a college football coach!) #'d 0001/1500 for like $8 and paid pennies for it.
Jersey #'s are the best though.
I love serial #'s.
I don't put 1/1 in the title, I simply put what it is serial #'d in the title and raise the price.
I sold a Heritage Chrome card of Lincecum, Halladay, Ubaldo and Wainwright #'d 1962/1962 for $12 or $13. Bought it for 50 cents.
I sold a fricking Tom Osborne Elite insert (this guy was a college football coach!) #'d 0001/1500 for like $8 and paid pennies for it.
Jersey #'s are the best though.
I love serial #'s.
Almost as big of a reach as 9-9-9.
