Uh oh...I think Dean's Cards Disease is now spreading

[JollyElm]

Originally Posted by swarmee

Why do people keep posting about overpriced cards on this site? Just ignore them and move on. You don't need to ask us why.

So, instead of having a little fun, you want people to ignore it and move on...yet YOU didn't ignore this thread and move on, didja???

[Promethius88]

Probstein has had this one listed for some time now. Typically sells for under $100

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1960-Topps-...sid=m570.l1313

[mr2686]

Somebody must be plain loco for Coco. LOL

[Bored5000]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

So, instead of having a little fun, you want people to ignore it and move on...yet YOU didn't ignore this thread and move on, didja???

This isn't a criticism, but finding vastly overpriced cards on eBay isn't exactly like spotting a unicorn. I collect racing cards, and there has been a 1990 Wendell Scott card listed on eBay for a while now at $15,997.95. That card is worth about $10-20.

Examples like that are easy to find on eBay.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1989-90-TG-...from=R40&rt=nc

[avalanche2006]

As someone who buys high grade singles for my sets from ebay, I have noticed that Deans Cards have a nice psa 8 1959 common for $120 when I can find one from someone else for $25. Does that also mean that they pay much more your cards?

[Johnny630]

How about when someone wants to sell their card and quotes as Deans asking price. My response is, cards not for me best of luck.

[Jenx34]

Originally Posted by avalanche2006

As someone who buys high grade singles for my sets from ebay, I have noticed that Deans Cards have a nice psa 8 1959 common for $120 when I can find one from someone else for $25. Does that also mean that they pay much more your cards?

Last December he purchased a 1956 Yankees Team card PSA 3 for $33.50 on Ebay (going price was about $40). He has the same card still listed at $125. So I guess it depends on what is a reasonable margin. In this case, I'd say no, he didn't pay that much more for the card.

[avalanche2006]

Originally Posted by Jenx34

Last December he purchased a 1956 Yankees Team card PSA 3 for $33.50 on Ebay (going price was about $40). He has the same card still listed at $125. So I guess it depends on what is a reasonable margin. In this case, I'd say no, he didn't pay that much more for the card.

Ok thanks for the response.
What about the private collector who clicks on the sell your cards and expects a fair price for high grade raw sets based on what they are selling their cards for. I would guess that they are not the best option for a fair price.