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Dpanthers14
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Thanks it say marks of fame if that's what you meant?
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I know it's not a patch but I had to show it off just picked it up!!!
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Sellers that recruit bidders to protect prices are trash. It's easy to spot, too:
- one buyer tends to bid similarly on each "round" of listings.
- they bid with an even number instead of a "smart" bid.
- bids are generally higher than Rocksolid historical sales.
- any auction that buyer wins shows back up a few weeks later by same seller
- one buyer tends to bid similarly on each "round" of listings.
- they bid with an even number instead of a "smart" bid.
- bids are generally higher than Rocksolid historical sales.
- any auction that buyer wins shows back up a few weeks later by same seller
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A_Pharis
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Justset a reserve!
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Non-Crazy Person Addendum: it may not be the case this time... But it follows that pattern. I bid in a way that protects me from shill bidders. It also allows me to control bid increments. A side effect of that is often catching people with sloppy bids. If it allows me to get to my max without being stuck being beat by a minimum bid increment, then that's the way I play it. So, yes - I often bid in "cent" amounts that guarantee that someone shilling my bids won't push me to a set amount.
So when I see someone hitting what I'd expect to be my max and having those cards show back up EVERY TIME I get a bit skeptical - especially when the seller is widely speculated to do it already.
So when I see someone hitting what I'd expect to be my max and having those cards show back up EVERY TIME I get a bit skeptical - especially when the seller is widely speculated to do it already.
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16christensen16
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Couldn't agree more!
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IndyManning18
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Nope. Wrong address.
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This card, fellas. What's with the stamp?
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A_Pharis
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Likely marked to know the player and was applied backwards.
IndyManning18
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Yes.
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Marked by the company(Panini)? I've seen a few bat pieces with a number stamp on them.
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16christensen16
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I would stay away from it, but that's just me.
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