128 Copies Of An Identical Card For Sale On eBay

Machodoc

Kris Keppler has 128 copies of the 1974 Topps World Series Game 6 card #477 PSA 9 listed for sale. They all have the same $59.99 starting bid, and they end early in the am Saturday morning. Without scans it's impossible to know for certain whether or not they are all different cards or just a mistake, but given that they are in groups with different ending times I assume they are legit.

I e-mailed them earlier this week to clarify but have not had a response. Can't say I have ever seen anything like this before!

Steve

gameusedhoop

That's his way of using the free listing day to his advantage. List the same auction time and time again (for speed reasons), then go back in the following days and revise the item with a new description and card. He either listed too many, or never got back to them to list other items. It was done intentionally.

Vargha

Buy them all and corner the market. This strategy worked very well for the Hunt brothers.

LloydsBaseballCards

it's a good thing it was free listing day...

Stump

According to the pop report there are only 89 examples of that card in 9 NQ

Dave

Machodoc

Dave - I've got one, so that leaves only 88 unaccounted for! Pre-Keppler, of course....

helionaut

A similar thing happened a couple months ago as discussed in this thread.

He does have quite an inventory. He has three 1952 Bowman Duke Sniders all with identical listings, but the serial numebrs in the scans are all different so they must be real auctions. If you've got a huge backlog of cards to sell, no harm in listing them all for free.