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RandomH
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Any one have any favorites?
A member posted this one and it's pretty cool.
"auto -pack -box -vintage"
A member posted this one and it's pretty cool.
"auto -pack -box -vintage"
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you will miss out on 1,000's of listings this way.abeabe said:I use "autograph"
that was me . that is my go-to search along with jason heyward and manny machadoRandomH said:Any one have any favorites?
A member posted this one and it's pretty cool.
"auto -pack -box -vintage"
Let me save you some space in your search:Roberto_Clemente_21 said:auto* -pack -packs -box -case -cases -boxes -no -non -dna -sigs -just
D-Lite said:One of my favs:
2000 (gotg,greats*) au*
Slowly putting that together. au* is better than auto* when being slightly more specific by including a name or set. Lots of AU auctions out there.
Let me save you some space in your search:D-Lite said:[quote="Roberto_Clemente_21":2m4syp8x]auto* -pack -packs -box -case -cases -boxes -no -non -dna -sigs -just
chashawk said:you will miss out on 1,000's of listings this way.abeabe said:I use "autograph"
also, randomh, it should be auto*
ALL_THE_HYPE said:I'm also a huge fan of asterisks and minus sings, they make all searches more efficient. For example, when I was buying Jameson Taillon Bowman Chrome Autographs, my search was "taillon auto* -elite -sterling -usa". It's not perfect, but you eliminate the majority of the clutter by doing this. It's big with refractors too because some people just put "ref" in listings and you miss out on them if you type "refractor". "Ref*" is the way to go.