predatorkj
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- Aug 7, 2008
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Wow is right! 0 feedback and the dude hits eBay with a BANG with all those nice rare cards... if I were him, I'd sell them over time... I mean how many Jordan auto cards can you sell at the same time without boxing out buyers to only be able to go after so many?
That same exact thing happens with Bagwell autos and rare cards a lot. That's why you'll see a bunch pop up, and everything starts going for $30-$40 even if it's low numbered. Then we get a minor drought, people have time to reload, and one hits...could be numbered /25 even, and it ends at like $70 or more. Sometimes a lot more. Sometimes people want to get the money right away, even if it costs them in the long run, sometimes people just don't know better. There's a seller selling his Bagwell collection right now that needs to sell for personal reasons. As long as he keeps selling what he is, anybody else that puts up rare Bagwell stuff will be leaving money on the table. On one hand it makes it cheaper to buy stuff but on the other hand, as a collector, you still run out of money too fast. Especially with all these new releases coming out. A guy who hits a Bagwell 1/1 from a new release isn't waiting to list.