Amazon Vintage Card Buying

[Leon]

I was scrolling around looking at Chuck Connors cards and saw this. I guess, even with owning some Amazon stock, I had no idea about their foray into vintage cards. Maybe I missed it?
In looking a little more it seems they have gotten into the market but mostly newer stuff.
When asked why, to most capitalistic questions, the answer is always money. I wonder if they take it any further? Maybe they will buy Fanatics? I just made that up, so please don't quote me.

https://www.amazon.com/Mothers-Cooki.../dp/B07CKWG9Q3

and a Connors card I didn't get on Amazon

ps...I realize 1950, 1952 aren't WWII and before, but they aren't too far off. And if Amazon has those now, then they will eventually get pre-wwii also.

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[G1911]

3rd parties can list and sell on Amazon. The linked card is from Dean’s Cards for example, just posted on Amazon’s platform. Amazon itself isn’t in the vintage card business, they just sign deals with pretty much anyone to sell and list on their platform.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by G1911

3rd parties can list and sell on Amazon. The linked card is from Dean’s Cards for example, just posted on Amazon’s platform. Amazon itself isn’t in the vintage card business, they just sign deals with pretty much anyone to sell and list on their platform.

Thanks. I probably heard that before and didn't remember. My memory isn't as good as it ever was. The answer is still, money .. ...Can't blame them.
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[gonefishin]

I've always liked Chuck Connors! Tough to find an autograph from his playing days but they do exist!

[gonefishin]

It would help if I attached the photo!

[pawpawdiv9]

Still watch his tv shows- Rifleman

[D. Bergin]

Amazon's selling fees are insane. We complain about Ebay fees and BIN prices, but Amazon would necessitate even higher mark-ups for anybody listing cards there.