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He first sold the card for $157.01
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... MEWAX%3AIT
Now it is relisted again:
$175 or best offer by same seller.
http://cgi.ebay.com/WILLIE-MAYS-2001-FL ... 56448363bd
Background on the cards never being signed.
http://www.robertedwardauctions.com/auc ... 0/966.html
"2001 Fleer Tradition Stitches in Time Autographs Card (no card number). 103 cards total, NONE of which are signed by Mays, each in Mint condition. Mays was one of seven former ***** League players featured in this autographed set. This card features a blank area along the front base for inclusion of the autograph and in that way differs from the standard 2001 Fleer Tradition Stitches in Time cards (in which Mays is also included). It is not known how many signed Mays cards were included in the regular issue or why these cards went unsigned (the box they’re housed in indicates in writing where Mays was supposed to sign each card). We believe that Fleer's bankruptcy may be related to these (and other Fleer cards offered here) not being signed or issued."
I guess the buyer figured out it was forged and backed out, or some shilling going on.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... MEWAX%3AIT
Now it is relisted again:
$175 or best offer by same seller.
http://cgi.ebay.com/WILLIE-MAYS-2001-FL ... 56448363bd
Background on the cards never being signed.
http://www.robertedwardauctions.com/auc ... 0/966.html
"2001 Fleer Tradition Stitches in Time Autographs Card (no card number). 103 cards total, NONE of which are signed by Mays, each in Mint condition. Mays was one of seven former ***** League players featured in this autographed set. This card features a blank area along the front base for inclusion of the autograph and in that way differs from the standard 2001 Fleer Tradition Stitches in Time cards (in which Mays is also included). It is not known how many signed Mays cards were included in the regular issue or why these cards went unsigned (the box they’re housed in indicates in writing where Mays was supposed to sign each card). We believe that Fleer's bankruptcy may be related to these (and other Fleer cards offered here) not being signed or issued."
I guess the buyer figured out it was forged and backed out, or some shilling going on.