Wow

[mintacular]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SUPERB-1911-...item20bd8675bc

[yanks12025]

Nice looking card

[zljones]

He's been trying to sell that for over a year now. No takers, I think the price is way too high.

[BradH]

Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but it seems that he's boasting that his sales figures are always WAY above what auction companies have recorded...Good for him I guess, but if I'm a buyer I'd look at his own propaganda and NOT buy from him, figuring I could maybe get it cheaper somewhere else.

Seems that they'd want to post lower-selling cards and boast the opposite - "Look at what our cards have sold for compared to major auction houses - you're getting a great deal here!"

Maybe that's why no one has overpaid for this card. I'll gladly take a 3 or 4 for a fraction of this cost:


This is what he says about himself:
1951 Bowman Whitey Ford PSA 8 RC
Our Sales Price - $12,500
REA Sales Price - $8,812
Legendary Sales Price - $8,887

1953 Bowman Mantle/Berra/Bauer PSA 8
Our Sales Price - $2,000
Mile High Sales Price - $1,041
Sportscardlink.com Sales Price - $1,042

1965 Topps Tony Perez PSA 9 RC
Our Sale Price - $1,250
Mile High Sales Price - $567

1957 Topps Tony Kubek PSA 9
Our Sales Price - $1,900
Ebay Sales Price - $994

[zljones]

Usually the highest I have seen a PSA 7 one of these go for was about $4,000 in auction, and that is the max. This seller originally wanted $8,000! I think it's just redicuolous.

[bn2cardz]

but look at the scan of the reverse that card pretty much sells itself... oh wait on a single card sale with an asking price of under just $7K the seller doesn't show a back scan?

Why do people not show second side of their cards? I can understand the time vested when it is a $5 card, but when you are asking for an amount of money that most people don't make in a single month, I just don't get it.