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86 BONDS ROOKIE CARD TIFFANY

STUMPY711STUMPY711 Posts: 8
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CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO TELL IF A CARD IS TIFFANY??? I HAVE READ AND SEEN DIFFERENT THINGS.. I HAVE SEEN TWO IDENTICAL CARDS ON EBAY GRADED, TIFFANY, RED AND WHITE CARD STOCK, ONE OF THEM HAS TWO LITTLE STARS UNDERNEATH TALKIN BASEBALL, AND THE OTHER ONE DOES NOT.. WHAT IS HE DIFFERENCE...

I WAS TOLD THAT TIFFANY WOULE BE ON RED AND WHITE CARD STOCK, AND NON TIFFANY WOULD BE BROWN AND RED..

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    STUMPY711STUMPY711 Posts: 8
    Thanks alot for clearing that up for me... I have about 10,000 cards here of my husbands to go thru, and he has not collected for about 15 yrs..

    I am going to start putting some on ebay, and do not want to be incorrect in my descriptions....Thanks for your help
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    WabittwaxWabittwax Posts: 1,984 ✭✭✭
    Here's a little heads up, do not put in your auction description that you are selling your husbands cards. That is by far the #1 thing that scam artists say in their auctions. I'm not sure why they say that, they just do. It will hurt your closing prices. Provide good, clean, large pictures and speak like you know what your talking about, it will help your sales.
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    STUMPY711STUMPY711 Posts: 8
    Thanks alot!.. this will be real hard.. because I don't know what I am talking about....Should I maybe find a professional to list them for me...??? none have been graded... but all are in real good shape.. never played with.. just set on the shelves...
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    << <i>Here's a little heads up, do not put in your auction description that you are selling your husbands cards. That is by far the #1 thing that scam artists say in their auctions. I'm not sure why they say that, they just do. It will hurt your closing prices. Provide good, clean, large pictures and speak like you know what your talking about, it will help your sales. >>




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