The Ebay Drum is back....was it shilled?

[Chicago206]

Gotta wonder if the card was shilled or if it was simply returned. I was an underbidder at 2150 (card hammered at 2326). Now its back up for sale as a BIN of 2500 OBO. What do you think happened on this one?

http://cgi.ebay.com/1909-11-T206-DICK-RUDOLPH-DRUM-Back-GAI-2-Good-/370368782032?cmd=ViewItem&pt=US_Baseball&hash=item563bb31ed0

[toppcat]

Hidden reserve? Looks like a $2,700 BIN on the completed auction, in red, so no sale?

I would cross that card to PSA or SGC if I was the seller, assuming it would cross.

[Tom S.]

Maybe the buyer decided to quit the hobby.

[usernamealreadytaken]

When this card popped up before there was much debate on the card's condition, specifically the bottom edge (If it were SGC, PSA, or even BVG no problem, but GAI is less than solid (IMO)). The suspicious relisting doesn't help this card...If auctioned I would put my chips on it selling for $1800-$2100...

[Rob D.]

Maybe the buyer decided to quit the hobby.

Standing ovation.

[Kawika]

As Peter Chao would have said, laughing out loud.
Very droll, Tom.

[packs]

I was all ready to drop my houry salary of $3000 on this card but decided that there just might be too many Drums out there. Holding out for one of those no-print BL460's that I'd be willing to drop my weekly salary of $25000 on. I don't want another handful of Drums coming out and knocking down my rarity bro.

[Potomac Yank]

Being that we've heard it from the investor/quitter side ... let's now hear the collector take on "eBay Drum Caper" ... :)