Is this ebay Sale Legit?

[JustinD]

Originally Posted by Lucas00

I know of a few people who need this card to complete their master set. Probably the toughest post war sought after error. I think it's legit.

Completely agree and that card is the proverbial needle in a haystack. It has to be a few master set completists getting fired up to fill that last spot.

This is a great example of what happens to an error when PSA adds just a couple of words to a label and recognizes it. Rare as hen's teeth or not, prior to that it would have took you a few years to find the right guy to even give you a fraction over what the normal version is worth.

[ClementeFanOh]

JustinD- for the record, PSAs recognition of the error means zero to many
collectors (and I am one). It's cool to think "ordinary" collectors who own
a pile of 69 commons, have a chance at a collection-defining moment (and
I am definitely not one). This is excellent information exchange that I
wouldn't have had but for net54, it's that simple. Trent King

[savedfrommyspokes]

I had a member ask me to name my price for my NBO copy (ungraded) of this card. A PSA 8 copy of the NBO sold in Nov for $7500 as a fixed price listing...it appears that PSA 8 seller left some money on the table by not going the auction route.

[butchie_t]

Card is legit, price is whack.

And yep, that one will never get into my master set. Damn hard to find in any condition.

B.T.

[EddieP]

I like how the seller listed the names of the buyers who stiffed him.

[mannequin1]

Originally Posted by EddieP

I like how the seller listed the names of the buyers who stiffed him.

Maybe one of them had someone make fake (shill) bids to get revenge.

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by EddieP

I like how the seller listed the names of the buyers who stiffed him.

Funny that it was the only description. I guess he figured the listing title spoke for itself.