Trivializing eBay.....

[Brian Van Horn]

No, I'm not being redundant. Three lots so far:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1980s-Trivial-Pursuit-All-Star-Sports-Edition-Babe-Ruth-5-Cards-/230845103454?pt=US_Baseball&hash=item35bf70bd5e

[Ejm1]

I only buy graded, PSA 8 or higher.:D

[Jlighter]

First of all is this a joke?

These cards are in mint to near mint condition. I will mail them* protected by two pieces of cardboard in an envelope.

And second of all this auction should be shut down
Era: Pre-WWII (Pre-1942)

But the title clearly says 1980 trivial pursuit.

[Peter_Spaeth]

What does this have to do with T206's?

[camlov2]

If they can't bother to provide a picture of the back I am not willing to bid.

[CW]

...not to mention the centering on these leaves something to be desired....

[GoldenAge50s]

Did anyone notice one of those is the RARE Babe Ruth-Suicide Squad variation?

[Deertick]

And second of all this auction should be shut down
Era: Pre-WWII (Pre-1942)

But the title clearly says 1980 trivial pursuit.

You may list your item in any category, regardless of relevance.

[Brian Van Horn]

So, when do the fantasy Trivial Pursuit cards come out?
:rolleyes:

[SetBuilder]

I can beat any of you at Trivial Pursuit.

[Jlighter]

You may list your item in any category, regardless of relevance.


So I can write 1920 on a modern baseball card and list it in prewar, that's absurd.

[Deertick]

So I can write 1920 on a modern baseball card and list it in prewar, that's absurd.

No, Jake. You don't have to write anything on anything. You can take a 1952 Mantle and list it under stuffed bears if you want. Conversely, you can list Winnie the Pooh in Pre-1942. I don't think either will get much traffic, but there is nothing inherently wrong, evil, or malicious in doing so. It is perfectly allowable under the rules.

[Jlighter]

No, Jake. You don't have to write anything on anything. You can take a 1952 Mantle and list it under stuffed bears if you want. Conversely, you can list Winnie the Pooh in Pre-1942. I don't think either will get much traffic, but there is nothing inherently wrong, evil, or malicious in doing so. It is perfectly allowable under the rules.

It could be just me, but it doesn't seem right.

[Bocabirdman]

It could be just me, but it doesn't seem right.

feeBay? right? Surely you can't be expecting right..........:D:D

[Leon]

That's one way to get a cheap Ruth card!!

[camlov2]

I am surprised that they don't force items to be placed in the correct places. Ebay has to know they will sell for more money if in the correct places. And we all know ebay is all about the money.