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Old 01-26-2015, 06:41 PM
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Item in hand. Period.
So how would I know that unless I'm the buyer? I guess that's why everyone is recommending 10 days, rather than 3. Maybe they're worried the post office will read about it and steal it during transit...
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So how would I know that unless I'm the buyer? I guess that's why everyone is recommending 10 days, rather than 3. Maybe they're worried the post office will read about it and steal it during transit...
Guess I misunderstood. I thought you were talking about the winning bidder.
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Old 02-03-2015, 03:33 PM
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So who won this item? Someone on this board?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/331452316059...84.m1435.l2649



Since I've waited the requisite 10 days. Nice pickup of a poorly identified "Speckled/Spotted/Dotted" tie card.
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I didn't win but I did contact the seller and tell him/her not to sell them on a clandestine buy it now deal........he's primarily a nonsport guy but does have the occasional BB item.....
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For the people (like me) who still have a lot to learn about OJs, can someone please explain the significance of this card as well as provide an approximate price had it been better advertised? Gracias.
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Spotted Tie versions go for big $$$
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It's always nice to see a shot of hope splashed on ebay in raw form. What a nice OJ! If graded, I am going with VG to VG+, maybe vg-ex.

So if this Spotted Tie is graded SGC 45 VG+, what is the going price at auction?
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