Storage sheds, the new grandpa's attic.
 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BABE-RUTH-19...item2eb92b7430

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1952-Topps-M...item1e6856305f

Seems like the new story is storage locker. Fortunately enough, the low feedback, unknown graders, and exceptionally low prices have stayed the same.

Must be a direct result of all the "storage wars", auction type shows on TV now....


It's gotta be good he's from "Amazing!! United States", his ebay location.

FSC - Found in a Storage Container :D

http://i.ebayimg.com/t/1952-Topps-Mi...Sog~~60_12.JPG

Hahahahahahaha, good one! :D

Agreed. That post needs to go in some Net 54 Hall of Fame Section.

Probably right next to the entire thread by that guy who printed a fake T206.

I figured FSC stood for "Fake Sports Cards". :rolleyes:

Yep, that's the first thing I thought of.

I see 2 Hank Aaron RC's, wow! what a find.

I must say though must have been a lot of work to incase that many reprints, but then again if they sell it beats real work.

1/2 Million dollar find!
 

I'm gonna start buying storage units!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/1...n_1095325.html

He's got 2 52 Mantles listed as well. One is at 300 and one is at 70. Darwin, where are you?

I sent psa a 86 Fleer Jordan and it came back as altered so I listed it with the psa altered label and ebay took it down and suspended me for a week but this guy can list hundreds of fake cards graded as authentic and ebay let's it go. WTF!

It all depends upon the wording that ebay picks up on, if certain words are mentioned only certain descriptions, such as possibly "altered" accompanied with "orginal" may red flag it. One time ebay removed one of my 86 Fleer Jordan listings, but I changed the wording slightly so it still said the same but with different words, then it stayed successfully the second time around