Sometimes you have to wonder what the ____ is wrong with people....
 

11 world wars
 

Wow

Does it look like it says "Survived 11 World Wars" to anyone else?

" I would do your research before making a purchase like this."

That's for sure.

I just won a lot of 125 of the Eddie Plank versions of that set, where
it states that the Plank is worth $10,000.00
My cost .99 cents on the lot + a couple of bucks shipping.
I plan to gave them away when I take friends to Gettysburg and check
out Plank's hangouts & grave site.

Did you know this was the rare T209 version and that it have a piece of an authentic something on it.

Man isn't this the card that says on the back it is a million dollar card!!!!

James G

He originally had it listed as a T209 so it showed up in one of my regular searches. Our correspondence follows:

I like the zero IQ line.... haha

I just wrote 10 minutes ago and just said "common sense" like 4-5 times and asked "what she had been smoking??"

dang just looked again.... it killed the auction....

"Are you deranged?":D:D

Do your research and God Bless

It's is good to know the condition is the same as that of a VHS cassette.

Well I for one believe him! It HAS to be real, he even shows a photo of the baseball card album he got it in. I'm guessing the album survived 11 world wars as well.

It's also good to know that there won't be any "fuzzy/snowy frames".

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saw this and actually sent a message as well. I wasn't sure if it was someone who had no clue or a joke. I tried to be polite and just inform them that it wasn't authentic. I've actually got the exact same reprint myself. I'm sure someone knows where this comes from, but I think it was from some pack in the early 90s

I believe those were from the late 80's-early 90's. If I remember correctly they were part of the beginner's packs for collectors. The ones with about 50 or so commons/semi-stars, a few of these reprints that generally discussed values on the back to make kids think they're gonna make a bunch of money in the hobby(I'm pretty sure the Goudey Lajoie was one of 'em as well), a cheap binder and a few pages, amongst other collector related material...

Guys, how are you all overlooking the fact that this generous soul is going to donate some proceeds to Japan and to help the world's economy? I think we should be thanking this fine fellow!

Hmmmm. Optimism with the hope that any potential purchaser hasn't seen an optometrist.

[BI believe those were from the late 80's-early 90's. If I remember correctly they were part of the beginner's packs for collectors. The ones with about 50 or so commons/semi-stars, a few of these reprints that generally discussed values on the back to make kids think they're gonna make a bunch of money in the hobby(I'm pretty sure the Goudey Lajoie was one of 'em as well), a cheap binder and a few pages, amongst other collector related material...
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I believe it was a boxed beginners kit put out by Hygrade.

Just wondering: has anyone ever bought an item of any kind on ebay in which the seller mentioned God, which wasn't a reprint, fake or scam?

Unrelated to the auction listing itself but something I found just as entertaining, check out the buyer's ID on the only feedback the seller has received, as a seller. I take it that account wasn't hacked very often.

Too Funny
 

Its not a piedmont backed reprint!!There is always some scumbag ready to take advantage of misfourtunes.

I'd like to think that they're just deluded rather than trying to pull a scam. Unlike the people who rough up a reprint, and list it as a reprint trying to fool people into thinking they're selling a real item without knowing it is real. Then again, you get people trying to rip off people who are trying to rip off other people.

http://cgi.ebay.com/T206-HONUS-WAGNE...=item3366bd958

Ron White sums it up pretty well......
 

Lol

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Excessive shipping. The 99 cents is fine, but the $50,000 for shipping is a tad steep.

Back in the 90's, there was a kid at my High School that was buying people's souls for a quarter a piece(not mine). The guy also wore a cape to school everyday, rather than a coat. Anyways, I think by the end of senior year, he may have had 50 or so contracts similar to this. He ended up selling 'em to a teacher that was leaving for another school at the end of the year. I don't know how much he got for 'em though, so I'm not really sure what the going rate for a soul is nowadays.... Gotta love Catholic Schools.