Can someone explain this?

Pittfan

Guy bought this card.
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And sold the same card for this.
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Am I missing something?

Gonblott

Bad flip? Need money for rent?

cohocorp

i am experiencing the same exact thing with a gentleman collecting 1952 topps. he was a very very strong bidder on all the singles, finished his set, and now relisted and sold alot of them at a loss. he certainly did not try to make any money and he did not do anything shady. i even asked him his intentions and he said he just wanted to put a registry set together and he accomplished his goal so he was then selling it as singles.

Gonblott

<< <i>i am experiencing the same exact thing with a gentleman collecting 1952 topps. he was a very very strong bidder on all the singles, finished his set, and now relisted and sold alot of them at a loss. he certainly did not try to make any money and he did not do anything shady. i even asked him his intentions and he said he just wanted to put a registry set together and he accomplished his goal so he was then selling it as singles. >>



He will probably will make the same or more, more traffic will get bids on his '52 cards.

Ahmanfan

Oh, those tricky graded cards.

nam812

<< <i>Am I missing something? >>



They have different certification numbers, so A) its a different card, or he re-submittted it thinking it could get a 10 and didn't.

gotsparks09

Kinda surprising the Aaron sold for that much less.

The scond seller had perfect feedback, compared the first seller's 99.5%...and the second seller's scan was a lot better.

Can't win 'em all, I guess.

Gonblott

Timing is key to every auction, timing and how many people see the auction/ have interest.

Gonblott

Maybe the other Aaron was stronger than his original and he sold it.

Estil

Talk about buyer's remorse.