Here we go again :)

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Posted By: Richard L.

Seller got these high priced cards from a widow, whose husband was killed in the recent war. Also has a Crackerjack Jax and several others.

http://cgi.ebay.com/1909-T206-Plank_W0QQitemZ120196296049QQihZ002QQcategoryZ8684 0QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

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Posted By: Dave S

From a baseball card shop next to his computer business? Maybe got that idea from Peter C?

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Posted By: anthony

kinda gives it away...he obviously used his computer store to print out those reprints! and for someone who has a computer store, he sure doesn't know how to use a camera...

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Posted By: Jim Dale

Not that this is it; but imagine someone tossing one for real up on ebay some day...poor soul no one will believe them no matter what story they tell.

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Posted By: Bob

Yup, one of these days someone is going to go in to the attic and while going through their grandfather's trunk, find 6 cards, the 4 Cobbs, the Wagner and the Plank, and no one will ever believe him

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Posted By: Steve Murray

Funny thing is that there's at least a real card in the mix... the C46 Adkins.

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Posted By: Frank B

Both seller and only bidder have zero transactions
and started ebay accounts over last few days.
These guys are clever. Who would expect something wrong there?

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Posted By: Dan P.

How is it these clowns only find, inherit, or get old, expensive cards like 1933 Goudey, T206, N, E, etc. cards--never anything like 1972 Topps Mickey Rivers?

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Posted By: Bill Todd

NARU'd. The odd thing is that he had some non-sport that looked OK.

Bill

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Posted By: keyway

Had a guy come up to me at a show one time and pull out 2 cards. he said, i wonder if you could tell me if these are any good. I took them from him, guess what, Honus and Cobb. They had a crackle finish like he put them in a microwave or something. Obviosly coated cards from the making. Good by.