Anyone need a T206 Honus Wagner?
 

Seller has pretty good feedback.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/T206-SWEET-...IAAOSwSO5a7zl6

It's refreshing to sell a real Wagner on Ebay......

T206 wagner
 

Oh i thought you were talking about this one that is listed on Ebay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-1911-T...cAAOSwjzJa7RxZ

I dont know how this can even be listed. Obviously not his card

Pass. I only buy centered Wagners.

How to you ship a million dollar card ? What is the most insurance you can get on an item ?

What about the Plank he also has listed

https://www.ebay.com/itm/T206-EDDIE-....c100005.m1851

It is but you would think with a $1,500,000 starting bid they
would have a zoom in function.

What does the 150/30 mean on the flip? I haven't seen that before.


Thanks.

PSA started doing that a few years ago. Its the Subject and factory # on the back of the card

Thank you for the response.

No purple sticker

You could have bought that card from Memory Lane last year for 600k. It seems like a pretty steep mark up.

And that Plank went for $94K in a Goodwin Auction in 2013. Now it's $450K. I wish Planks have gone up that much. :rolleyes:

That's gonna be a helluva ebay fee.

Imagine the eBay bucks you could earn!


Oh, I guess just $100. :o

How in the world is that a 2?!!!

Thanks a lot for outing this one! :rolleyes:

For that kind of money I assume the seller would purchase an airline ticket and then rent a limousine to hand deliver to customer.

Brian

Seller is also selling a 1992 Donruss Andy Van Slyke...

I think paying up for a Plank is dumb....;)

First of all...Wouldn't our good old friends at the auction houses be waiving the sellers fees for an item like this? I was told by quite a few here that's the norm. If so, why sell on eBay?

Even if they don't...Why sell it on eBay?

Lastly, how did that get a 2? My first and last experience with PSA, I sent a 1950 Bowman Bob Waterfield in expecting a 7 at worst....It came back a 2. Never submitted with them again. That being said...to the plain eye it looked NM+. This Wagner looks like it spent several decades in Louis Anderson's back pocket.

They would waive the sellers fee (AHs will almost always waive the sellers fee for consignments of reasonable size), but they will not waive the buyers premium, which is the 20% added to the hammer price; although for a Wagner, some AHs may kick back the consignor a small percentage of the Buyers premium. Meanwhile, based on price, I don’t think this guy is really trying to sell the Wagner or Plank

It's pronounced "intestinal tract". :)