I'm not sure what to think about this- 1960 PSA 9

Mickey71

I am auctioning my1960 PSA 9 Charlie Neal All Star. Another dealer lists another one two days after mine which ends a day before mine. A bidder puts a large bid on mine and then retracts it. This is not a small card. Should I end the auction and try again later. The bidder who retracted would have had the bid at $255. Did this ruin my auction or am I making too much out of this fact. If it was a smaller bid I wouldn't feel so bad. Give me your opinions and suggestions please.
THANKS,
DANNY

jimq112

It looks like he bid on yours, then bid on the one steve hart has listed, then when he was high bidder on steve's with that bid, he retracted yours. I think yours is centered a little better, so he might be going with steve's rep or he might be planning on yours as a backup.

You could report him for illegal retraction but ebay doesn't care. Watch and see if he wins the other one, if he doesn't he'll probably be back for yours.

Treetop

Its a sellers nightmare when there are only a handdful of these in the world and two are on ebay at the same time

pb19991

As of this morning looks like the bidding is at $255 , i think there are enough 1960 high end set collectors as well as Dodger and All Star collectors to push it into the $300-400 range. It is amazing to me sometimes the difference in the price of a card in a Psa 8 holder as opposed to a Psa 9 of the same card. I just bought a Willie McCovey 1960 All Star card for under $60 delivered that same card in a 9 sold for over $1300.00 to the person i just bought the 8 from. Is it really worth it? it's seems like an awful big difference to me. good luck with the auction Mickey . thanks Phil