How low can this hobby get?

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Posted By: Charlie

was funny....Wonder how much he wants for part 2?

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Posted By: David

Nothing new for libertyforall. Though I've never seen NASA give a 'card' that low of a grade.

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Posted By: Jim/jverri01

I totally agree with you. This guy, "libertyforall" lives up Guy Stopard's butt. He sends all of his "magazine clippings" to Guy for grading by NASA. 90% of the NASA graded garbage that is ever listed is by this guy. I also agree: 6 has to be the lowest grade NASA has ever assigned.

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Posted By: petecld 

Look at:

http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1800968179

This is pathetic. How does this scum bag sleep at night? $499.99 my (butt). How in your right mind could you even ask for that much? This guy would probably sell his Grandmother of he could get NASA to grade her first. I don't think Dante wrote of a level of Hell deep enough for this seller.

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Posted By: MW

I think everyone is WAY too uptight about the grade of NASA 6. Please realize that the earlier pages of the Goudey Flip book are "bound" to have more wear than the others.... My guess is that pages 25 through 30 will "pull" at least a NASA 9.5

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Posted By: runscott

To: alaatif@rogers.com
Subject: Question for seller -- Item #1064280077

Wow! Is this a genuine piece of paper cut out of a magazine? Can you get me connected with these graders? I have a REALLY sharp x-acto knife, so
I should be able to get "Near Hot Mint" also, right?

Here's his response, implying that all NASA mint cut-outs actually come from MINT magazines - bull****

"Sure! As long as you can find a magazine or book from 1904 that is in mint condition. Let me know when you do."

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Posted By: jay behrens

when I used to do shows I always priced my stuff in that lowly grey area just about what a dealer would be willing to pay for it but lower than what they would sell it for. Always pissed off Rosen and crew when I wouldn't play wholesaler for them, lol. Anyway, if show was really slow and I wasn't making much money, I would grab a bunch of cards and jack the prices up to silly levels. It's amazing how a $25 card gets overlooked all show, but then you throw a $100 tag on it and all the sudden people are interested in the card and seriousy thinking about buying it. I guess they figure that if it has a big price on it that it must be special.