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Personally, I like Don’s definition and feel a “pumper” is stating their “opinion”, specifically and purposefully (and these two adverbs are key), that is, with the intent to (1) motivate others to buy the card, so (2) the value/price of that card goes up, and so (3) the pumper can sell or dump his card for a profit. I think there are very few people on this site who intentionally seek to motivate others to buy their cards so they can dump them for more. |
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And I always thought that a pumper was that guy at the water station furiously working a lever to extract a bit of H2O.
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My line of work, a pumper is a fire engine.
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Not sure I have seen the term pumper on any threads not that I am looking so this is new to me. I don’t care if everyone here collects cards for fun, for investing, a combination of the two or for any other reasons. I assume that most here collect for fun with the hope that their card values rise and if it rises to a point the owner wants to sell then they do so.
If you are a member here buying or selling cards then you should have some general idea of the card value based on grades past sales and the direction the market is going and price you want to pay and proceed accordingly. Most members here have access to all sorts of data VCP, cardtarget, PSA, auction houses past sales to make sure they don’t way overpay. I would tend to think a pumper wouldn’t influence my decision to purchase any card here or elsewhere.
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I admit to being a pumper...only the price of the card goes up 5 years after I sell it...Jerry
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I would like to pump the $1 auction section in the BST area. There are some nice items listed this week. Would be great if more people would sell a few of their extra cards there to get more action and better cards listed.
They are real $1 starting bid auctions, can't find them too often anymore. ![]() Last edited by bnorth; 11-03-2023 at 11:45 AM. |
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and here is a card because we are way past the post limit without card pics posted.
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parkerpumper.jpg Brian (new $1 auction lots coming from me next week) |
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