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TonyC
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Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
<< <i>I'm still trying to adjust to the fact that 70s merchandise is being referred to as Vintage
Considering that some of the posters on these boards have parents that hadn't even reached puberty in the '70s suggests that even '89 UD might be "vintage" to them...
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<< <i>I'm still trying to adjust to the fact that 70s merchandise is being referred to as Vintage
Considering that some of the posters on these boards have parents that hadn't even reached puberty in the '70s suggests that even '89 UD might be "vintage" to them... >>
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<< <i> This stuff was discussed on a thread I posted a few days ago. Seller has numerous eBay id's. Uses the other id's to buy wrappers, boxes and crappy commons. I will let you decide if it is legit. >>
eBay clearly doesn't understand how bad those types of sellers are. It amazes me how hard eBay is cracking down on what they call counterfeited items, but they still let this problem go on with wax packs and such.
For example, My wife bought a Coach wallet a few months ago at a Coach outlet store and still has the receipt, but now she wants to sell it. We listed it on eBay and guaranteed it authentic with receipt and ebay pulled our auction. She sent a letter to ebay and asked why it was pulled and mentioned we have a store bought receipt. Here is the lovely letter we got back in our email the other day from ebay. (Can't ebay come up with some guidelines for card wax pack and boxes like their counterfeit items?)
<< <i>Dear Jeannette,
Thank you for writing eBay in regard to your concern over a removed
listing.
Jeannette, I have reviewed your email and recognize your frustration. I
would like to quickly and responsively address your concerns.
Your listing was removed because it contained indicators that are
commonly associated with fraudulent listings:
Due to security concerns, I'm unable to share with you the specific
criteria that we used to make this decision. We keep this information
confidential, to prevent potential misuse.
Please understand that it's against eBay policy and illegal to sell
counterfeit or unauthorized items. This policy protects intellectual
property and protects buyers from purchasing counterfeit or fraudulent
items.
eBay can remove a listing if we believe that the sale of the item might
create liability for the buyer, the seller, or a third party.
For more information on the eBay Replica, Counterfeit Items, and
Unauthorized Copies policy, please visit: >>
<< <i>vintage? >>
I know many people don't consider anything vintage after the war, but most people consider anything prior to 1980 as vintage.
"Enduring appeal and classic" seems that what is vintage to one, may not be vintage to another.
adj.
Characterized by excellence, maturity, and enduring appeal; classic.
You may be happier on the net54 boards if you haven't already tried them?
For clarity, I consider vintage to be pre 1980's, you can draw your own line. The net54 crowd will on one hand belittle you for thinking 50's-60's material is of "value"and on the other hand scold JimC and BruceD. for being pompous and arrogant because they only deal in high dollar material. That being said, they are top-notch on knowledge and very generous to those they agree with and most likely very solid individuals who don't want to deal with most people outside their circle.