Outrageous prices on ebay

[GregMitch34]

Mucho Denero.

[mechanicalman]

Originally Posted by GregMitch34

Mucho Denero.

I'm not sure if it was intended, but I find your spelling of dinero highly appropriate to the conversation.

[begsu1013]

Originally Posted by mechanicalman

I'm not sure if it was intended, but I find your spelling of dinero highly appropriate to the conversation.

hysterical!

got it immediately.

[mechanicalman]

My favorite is this dude. This particular card is more than 3x the next highest card in the same grade.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/1934-Goudey-6-...747?nav=SEARCH

Sam Swartz

[orly57]

I buy a TON on eBay (and make a ton more side deals off-eBay), but I've never bought off 707, Yepbg, or Deans. All you guys buy what I buy. Have you bought off them? Someone has to be...

[Head928]

I sold a few items to one of the previously mentioned at a Sun Times Chicago show close to 10 years ago. Some low grade pre-war, 1914 cracker jack, a Mathewson. The majority of those cards are still listed on their website. It was great because I would just buy those cards from another table (at their full price) then flip them to the "big dogs". More power to them as they seem to make it work .

[Cliff Bowman]

I am obviously in the minority, but I have bought several times from Dean's Cards and have been happy with every purchase. I agree that their prices are outrageous for higher grade cards and it makes no sense to buy from them when you can get the same card cheaper elsewhere. But for one of the main things I collect, uncatalogued variation and printing error cards, they are a treasure trove if you take the time to hunt for them. They have high quality scans of the fronts and backs of cards, never have the card out of stock or send the wrong card, and ship immediately.