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Honey Boy Ruth Prices?
Would anyone care to explain why such a price drop on the Honey Boy Ruth that sold last night??
Huggins & Scott Auctions ~ Sold for $3750.00 without Juice Heritage Auction Sold for $11,950.00 ~ Oct 1/09 |
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I think the stains on the more expensive one made it more valuable.
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Ahh yes the stains!!!
Could this be a result of shill bidding and if so how can this be controlled??
The Ebay's bidding system seem somewhat controlled at least you can view and notice shill bidding... Or could this all be due to two collectors battling it out for one extremely rare card!!! |
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my guess
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Deja vu all over again.
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agreed
yeppers....same cryptic sarcasm that keeps people away....genius
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Actually, there was no sarcasm intended, Leon. There really have been numerous posts on this board touting the integrity of auction houses -- or at least one particular former one -- that turned out to be severely lacking in that regard.
If pointing that out is being sarcastic, then guilty as charged. |
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