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Hallsgator

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Any player collector ever put their whole collection on eBay for some insane BIN/BO, like $50,000, just to see if someone holding a rare card might contact you?

I remember on the old BMB, they guy with all the Teixeira USA RC jerseys did this. Just wondering if any player collector had and if they had any success.

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I'm not sure it would work as well with player collections as it would if you were looking for a single card you were hoarding.

If I'm selling a babe ruth bat card and I see an auction up for the other 4 out of a run of five, I contact the seller thinking he might buy it to get a better overall price for his full run. If I'm selling a random card of a player I don't contact people with those silly "195 Lance Berkmans! No DUPES!" lots.
 

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Therion said:
I'm not sure it would work as well with player collections as it would if you were looking for a single card you were hoarding.

If I'm selling a babe ruth bat card and I see an auction up for the other 4 out of a run of five, I contact the seller thinking he might buy it to get a better overall price for his full run. If I'm selling a random card of a player I don't contact people with those silly "195 Lance Berkmans! No DUPES!" lots.

Dude, your signature, wow.


I remember a guy on the old BMB put his Holliday collection up at like 5K, but didn't get any bites.
 

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I have never done it but I would be afraid I'd get an offer I couldn't turn down.Or maybe even worse somebody actually hit the BIN.Then I'd have to get rid of them all.I wouldn't put them up there if I wasn't willing to actually sell them if someone hit the BIN.
 

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I've sort of had an idea to do this with my Sizemore collection, but since I'm pretty much the only big Sizemore collector, I can imagine what sort of offers I'd get.

If anyone does do this, make sure you put Immediate Payment Required as part of your BIN.
 

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i just did is last week with my escobar items and ended up selling them all. It sucks because i liked the items and escobar but it was time to move on to another project.
 

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ive pondered the idea :P

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What would you do if someone actually hit the BIN?

I would be sad, even if I made 2x what I paid.
 

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blitzerlover said:
What would you do if someone actually hit the BIN?

I would be sad, even if I made 2x what I paid.


Probably pay off every credit card I have and then some and be better off for it.But I still wouldn't be happy.
 

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I do it once a year, probably when there's a $.35 listing deal. I do it more to see if anyone will bite. I never get any reasonable offers.
 

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blitzerlover said:
What would you do if someone actually hit the BIN?

I would be sad, even if I made 2x what I paid.
I would pack it all up and make a vacation of it.
 

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