Who are the best eBay sellers?

[Blackie]

battersbox is great for raw vintage and have had wonderful luck with allmartystuff and also have had wonderful transactions with triplesss

[U240robert]

I've bought many times over from Jeff King.
He's cards are generally all auction, once in awhile he'll have a buy it now price for cards.
Generally, he breaks up a couple of sets a week and sells each card off.
So if you're collecting sets, and it's post WWII, sooner of later it'll show up on Kings auction.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/klinger83/m....m=&_ipg=&_nkw=

[KenBoyerCollector]

Has anyone ever bought anything from fitzyssportscards? They have a 64 set break with a few cards that I am interested in. Thanks

[jstef]

I purchased some 1969s from a recent Fitzy set break. I was happy. Plus he got some extraordinary prices for a few cards based on his description of the card. The Boog Powell, which he said was the finest example he had ever handled, went for over $30. That would lead me to think his customers trust his grading.

[rainier2004]

JHustle, buythatcard are pretty good. The couple at somersetvelvet have always been good and met them at the national...they got my last $235 as they were the last table i came back to. Picked up a nice rizzuto rookie, moriarty e145 and t206 mathewson. good folks.

[zljones]

Jhustle, and probstein are great especially probstein. Prices are great and they have fast service. One seller I think charges waaaayyyy too much is 707sportscards. I just had to add that because I think it's not right to charge what they charge.

[doug.goodman]

Here's a vote for Jonsstats.

And, I agree with zljones about Jhustle and probstein

Doug

[bigred1]

fscards1, no hassle return policy, decent inventory, accurate grader. I have never returned any of my purchases.