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03-23-2012, 09:16 AM
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Or the clueless seller
I also love the clueless seller who lists their cards far above many other examples in similar grade. Right now there are several t206 tinker bat on cards listed on eBay with straight BIN prices. All cards are in sgc 40. BIN prices are $160, $145 and $225. They've been sitting there for months with no takers. This week a fourth card shows up with a BIN of $400. SGC Authentic with paper loss on back. Seriously? SGC also mislabelled it as the BAT OFF version. Maybe he hopes to make money on the labeling error. How much better than the other three can the card be that somebody would pull the trigger on that one? I also love to see Levi's PSA 1 sitting there at $155 and another PSA 1 at $150. All these are common backs.
Last edited by BleedinBlue; 03-23-2012 at 09:21 AM. 
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