Some sellers are clueless with Sterling BIN's

[prospectorgems]

I mean, really? I understand they are BIN's w/best offers, but they are very laughable. The Tago is the funniest of them all. It amazes me how some sellers don't do their research when they list BIN's. Makes throwing an offer out pointless.

http://cgi.ebay.com/2010-Bowman-Sterlin ... 1e610e8bd2

http://cgi.ebay.com/2010-Bowman-Sterlin ... 1e610e8780

 

[Messier2]

These are sellers that are either:

1. Were burned really bad in the past by "low" BIN prices so they want to be "safe" this time around.

2. They don't know anything about prospects and just want to maximize their profits (since gold ref auto = money in their eyes).

 

[jmc62190]

Truth is that when a product is new, there are people out there that will pay higher to get the card first. So maybe some kook will hit the 599.99 bin on the Valencia. In 3-4 weeks it will be $150.

 

[Pine Tar]

I have found that the first one on the bay with the new product almost always has a BIN out of this world.

As for the Tago's you listed, this is his first with out the word AFLAC attached to it. But for me I would buy these if he priced them right.
And I'm going to say 10-20 max on the base and maybe 25-30 max on the gold so that lot if put up @.99 and let it run could maybe get
40 to 60 bucks max and that is only if I get into a bidding war with someone. I have a few of his AFLAC's Auto's and have average about 15 a piece for them.

 

[Pinbreaker]

Anyone remember the Bryce Harper Auto that was first one listed.. It had a huge BIN.. someone hit it.. then all the others that followed slowly came down to a respectable price.

Whenever I rip a new product and I am first to list it.. The young studs are always going to be listed with a high BIN..

You never know who might hit it..