Trivializing eBay.....

[Brian Van Horn]

No, I'm not being redundant. Three lots so far:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1980s-Trivia...item35bf70bd5e

[Ejm1]

I only buy graded, PSA 8 or higher.

[Jlighter]

First of all is this a joke?

These cards are in mint to near mint condition. I will mail them* protected by two pieces of cardboard in an envelope.

And second of all this auction should be shut down
Era: Pre-WWII (Pre-1942)

But the title clearly says 1980 trivial pursuit.

[Peter_Spaeth]

What does this have to do with T206's?

[camlov2]

If they can't bother to provide a picture of the back I am not willing to bid.

[CW]

...not to mention the centering on these leaves something to be desired....

[GoldenAge50s]

Did anyone notice one of those is the RARE Babe Ruth-Suicide Squad variation?

[Deertick]

Originally Posted by Jlighter

And second of all this auction should be shut down
Era: Pre-WWII (Pre-1942)

But the title clearly says 1980 trivial pursuit.

You may list your item in any category, regardless of relevance.

[Brian Van Horn]

So, when do the fantasy Trivial Pursuit cards come out?

[SetBuilder]

I can beat any of you at Trivial Pursuit.

[Jlighter]

Originally Posted by Deertick

You may list your item in any category, regardless of relevance.

So I can write 1920 on a modern baseball card and list it in prewar, that's absurd.

[Deertick]

Originally Posted by Jlighter

So I can write 1920 on a modern baseball card and list it in prewar, that's absurd.

No, Jake. You don't have to write anything on anything. You can take a 1952 Mantle and list it under stuffed bears if you want. Conversely, you can list Winnie the Pooh in Pre-1942. I don't think either will get much traffic, but there is nothing inherently wrong, evil, or malicious in doing so. It is perfectly allowable under the rules.