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03-23-2010, 01:54 PM
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Walking through the eBay minefield can prove dividends
So many pre-war collectors have given up on eBay that I wanted to check and see the prices realized and throw some pre-war cards on to test the waters. It is apparent to me that the reprint boys have taken over and the site looks more like things used to on Yahoo a few years ago. Reprints clearly labeled reprints and reprints which are fakes abound but if you have the patience and the knowledge to spot frauds, nice deals can be had. Prices look more like they were 6-7 years ago which is a boon for collectors. Several posters have evidenced their feelings that they have given up on ebay but I guess I'm in the minority that will still hang in there, put up with Paypal etc. and keep searching.
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