Your favorite ebay stores: Sound off!

[hcv123]

Shameless plug:

favorite_things

I sell mostly postwar, food issue, test issue and unusual stuff like venezuelans- a mixed bag - I've been selling (and buying) on ebay since 1998 - 99.2% positive feedback (1 negative in 20 years - can't please everyone I guess). I list very intermittently - so you may want to save me as a seller and get emails when I list. Some of the items are pretty rare and get snapped up quick. I am more negotiable off ebay with the net 54 community.

Sellers I've had a good experience buying from:

Lukesvintagecards (mostly prewar) - just started dealing - had a great experience - hope to buy from again.
PWCC - so most of the time I am unwilling to be shilled higher. That said, there is no question they have the goods. I always snipe so I never pay more than I want for a card (I probably win maybe 1 in 20 snipes - a couple times actually well below my bid - too frequently I am the underbidder)
4_sharp_corners - usually at or above the high side of the market, but once again - they have the goods.
Tampabaycards - for Venezuelans

[ibuysportsephemera]

No cards but lots of publications and ephemera:

Sportmags -Primarily Basketball but I have an inventory of over 30,000 items covering all Sports, Teams and Players.

My partner is:

mvpsportsauctions : Primarily Pro and College Football.

Please contact us if you see something you like. We can do 10% better right off the bat away from eBay.

Thanks,
Jeff

[j05h.wu1k4n]

Thanks Rob for including us in your list, however, if you are a collector of post-war, raw cards, I don't know that anyone does it better than we do.

gregmorriscards

Everything is auction and everything starts at $0.79 or less with no reserve. We are as reliable as anyone with accurate grading and we list more cards than anyone else (nearly 2400 per day, 7 days a week).

Take a look and PM me if you have any questions; we also get great prices on our sharp, centered, raw cards and I'm always happy to discuss purchasing or consignments with anyone here.

thanks,
Josh Wulkan
COO and Director of Business Development
Greg Morris Cards

[swarmee]

painthistorian - nice cards and good selection, running usually at auction.
Openbinders - reasonably priced nonsports and oddballs by breaking up eBay lots over time (cheaper on his website).
comc_consignment - Huge selection of BINs. Make offers directly on comc.com or buy while on sale. Sales don't port over to eBay/Amazon prices.
floridamoment - from Henry on this board. Amazing collection that he sometimes sells pieces of.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Leon you're missing out on some serious revenue here.

[Bigdaddy]

Should we be imposing the Full Name Rule on this thread if you are giving an opinion??

[brianp-beme]

I won't mention my ebay user ID unless someone begs me to, but how many other sellers have received a feedback like this one I just received:

The seller has restored my faith in humanity.


Yours truly, Brian, protector, defender and shining exemplar of the human race since earlier this week

[NYYFan63]

Originally Posted by j05h.wu1k4n

Thanks Rob for including us in your list, however, if you are a collector of post-war, raw cards, I don't know that anyone does it better than we do.



gregmorriscards



Everything is auction and everything starts at $0.79 or less with no reserve. We are as reliable as anyone with accurate grading and we list more cards than anyone else (nearly 2400 per day, 7 days a week).



Take a look and PM me if you have any questions; we also get great prices on our sharp, centered, raw cards and I'm always happy to discuss purchasing or consignments with anyone here.



thanks,

Josh Wulkan

COO and Director of Business Development

Greg Morris Cards

No problem Josh. When I said vintage, I assumed it included post war. I have never had an issue with Greg Morris and they always answer my questions pretty quickly.


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