Jeff, I've contacted the seller as well (he never replied) and complained to eBay. Here's his description ...
"This rare card is a 1933 Baseball Exhibit Card produced by Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago. When they are found they command a premium price because they are so difficult to locate. The card was originally issued as a 1933 Four on One Exhibit Card. Some were distributed as smaller single cards ..."
The guy has perfect feedback, so maybe he's never sold one. He's been offering these at ridiculous prices for years. I actually collect the cut-apart cards, but I've rarely paid more than $5 a piece, even for Hall of Famers. If he's so sure they're something special, why doesn't he get them graded?
There are other threads on this subject as well. I'd like to see the seller come on here and defend his opinion about these cards ...
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