Reprint Beaters....To Bid or not to Bid

[frankbmd]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-T206-OLD-M...item19d677af32

It looks like this motley pair must have had an offspring since the last listing. Obviously the Dougherty gene must be dominant and the Purtell recessive.

That's medical jargon for crap begets crap.

[Bocabirdman]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-T206-OLD-M...item19d677af32

It looks like this motley pair must have had an offspring since the last listing. Obviously the Dougherty gene must be dominant and the Purtell recessive.

That's medical jargon for crap begets crap.

These cards must be worth SOMETHING based on artistic manhours alone. It has been 6 days since the last TWO card listing. Either that or we now know the gestation period for faux "century old" cardboard. I wonder if Dougherty bought Purtell dinner first?

[buymycards]

I sent the seller a message about the reprints with info on how to identify reprints. His reply was very gracious and he promptly removed the listings.

Rick

[Leon]

Originally Posted by buymycards

I sent the seller a message about the reprints with info on how to identify reprints. His reply was very gracious and he promptly removed the listings.

Rick

Good seller. Thanks for sending the message Rick. Hopefully he will just chunk them. I crossed over some crappy grading company, high grade cards, at the National as I didn't want to pass the buck. Even if I had sold them as trimmed, in their holders, someone down the line could have got ripped off. Better to have bad stuff off the market. (I realize there will be more but still.....)