Is this/these a 1910 E-UNC and if real?

pencil1974 · #1 01-26-2015, 07:51 AM

I would say it's wrong because it's free advertising to the seller/consigner, and that being the case you would be taking food off Leon's table or from his dogs and that's not good.

Also I think it would skew the market the same way if no one saw it as you may have people firing away just because they want a rare piece that they normally wouldn't have seen. So you can't call that true "market" value.

Plus the the idea getting a rare card that not many knew about is why we search eBay for hours and hours looking for that type of find.

Leon · #2 01-26-2015, 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by pencil1974

I would say it's wrong because it's free advertising to the seller/consigner, and that being the case you would be taking food off Leon's table or from his dogs and that's not good.

Also I think it would skew the market the same way if no one saw it as you may have people firing away just because they want a rare piece that they normally wouldn't have seen. So you can't call that true "market" value.

Plus the the idea getting a rare card that not many knew about is why we search eBay for hours and hours looking for that type of find.

To be clear I think this whole discussion is concerning outing OTHER people's auctions. Spamming your own auction on the front page will get you banned or in trouble. (or wishing you were banned when members find out). Thanks for thinking of my doggies too. They are doing very well.

pencil1974 · #3 01-26-2015, 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Leon

To be clear I think this whole discussion is concerning outing OTHER people's auctions. Spamming your own auction on the front page will get you banned or in trouble. (or wishing you were banned when members find out). Thanks for thinking of my doggies too. They are doing very well.

"And that seller/consigner may very well be an active and helpful participant on this board."

I was replying to this part of what he was saying since it can be others or it could be "a friend" spamming someone else's for them. Do I think it happened in this case, no probably not but I think its one of the main reasons auctions should not be outed before they are done because it could happen. I think its fine if you want to ask through PM's or if you don't know enough or didn't do the research then don't bid. Just my two cents.

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