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Aaron M.Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious - fake.
A $6,000 - $10,000 Dizzy Dean advertising piece for a $99 BIN. Haw, haw, haw.
""This item is an old vintage antique, it is sold as is....""
"What's going on here?"
He's lying and attempting to make his fake worthless items appear "old" and possibly real to suckers who think they are getting a steal. And the "sold as is" is a dead giveaway he knows it's fake, because when the buyer realizes he's the one who has just been suckered, the fraudulent seller won't have to deal with a return.
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BTW, this seller also has hundreds of other legitimate sports collectibles for sale--cards, Hartlands, etc. My point is, why would someone
want to work on what appears to be both sides of the fence?"
To make his worthless rip-offs seem more legitimate because some buyers might look at his other legitimate items and wonder if that means his worthless rip-off stuff is legitimate -- kind of like how it worked with you, although his hope is probably that the sucker isn't smart enough to ask others before bidding.