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Strangest thing you've ever seen in an eBay listing
MCMLVTopps
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So, I was surfing around yesterday and came across a Ted Williams card where the seller included "DECEASED". I just thought that was kinda bizarre and was wondering how many other oddities others may have seen in listings. Gotta say, I have never seen "deceased" before.
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Sometimes a seller adds his to an autograph of someone who has not signed in a while...……
But Williams ???
1948-76 Topps FB Sets
FB & BB HOF Player sets
1948-1993 NY Yankee Team Sets
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1955-Topps-Ted-Williams-PSA-2-Red-Sox-HOF-Deceased/373008712994?hash=item56d90d4522:g:YS4AAOSwIJFb6kxL
Yeah, that's pretty bizarre to include on a non-auto'd item.
Every Time I look for a vintage set this particular seller has everything priced at 2 to 3 times the amount anyone else would sell it for. Many of his items are there for months.
The seller legendaryairness is listing BIN items only lasting a day, then the same cards come up as new listings each day. Really messing with my saved searches, I may have to exclude them from my searches.. overpriced BINs as most are.
Other weird seller practices out there?
That deceased thing is weird...
Nic
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Just came across an odd seller. So, he has 5 cards up that I'm interested in, all 5 are BIN/MO. I figure I can get the right price, but he doesn't specify his shipping cost for multiple sales...so I ask...here's his reponse...
Shipping is $4 for the 1st card, add $1 for the 2nd, add $1 for the 3rd, then we start over again, max package is 3 cards per shipment.
So, I guess if I want the cards, I'm committing to $11 to ship 5 cards...CRAZY!!