BST . . . . as slow as Ebay?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Trees don’t grow to the sky, as they say on wall street.

Some AHs are increasingly having a cannibalization issue too which I think must keep prices down, for example when they have 10 or more Red Cobbs in the same auction.

[Lorewalker]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Some AHs are increasingly having a cannibalization issue too which I think must keep prices down, for example when they have 10 or more Red Cobbs in the same auction.

MINE! Well from a business POV I suppose it is better than rejecting 9 of them and letting your competitor run them all...which is what would happen in this ALL ABOUT THE MONEY industry.

I think all things considered, the card market is doing well. The economy is not really that great for most people but cards have held their own. The impact Covid had on card prices was as much a shock as it was exciting.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Lorewalker

MINE! Well from a business POV I suppose it is better than rejecting 9 of them and letting your competitor run them all...which is what would happen in this ALL ABOUT THE MONEY industry.

I think all things considered, the card market is doing well. The economy is not really that great for most people but cards have held their own. The impact Covid had on card prices was as much a shock as it was exciting.

Oh I get it from the AH's perspective, just not sure I see the fascination people seem to have with consigning commodity cards to AHs when there are no fee or lower fee options that would net more.