$44 for $600 worth of cards (2,500 total). Can't be real, right?

EchoCanyon

linky

brianwintersfan

Sure it can. Don't expect to get anything great though.

Aric

If you believe commons have a retail value of 25cents like Beckett does. Then yes, 2500 commons has a value of $600.

Stone193

I can probably top that...

I can give someone 1000$ worth of cards for 22 bucks - and they pay the shipping - all that really cool early 90s stuff!

zep33

Doesn't take very long to come up with $600 of "book value" Those 5, 10 and 25 cent cards can add up quick

bking

<< <i>Sure it can. Don't expect to get anything great though. >>



Assuimng it isn't a stock photo, and assuming everything is in reprsentative shape, all you have to do is be able to sell 50 or so cards out of 2500 at a $.99 open price to break even. Seems like a VERY low risk prop. Hell, you can sell 50 ten card lots and still have 2,00o cards left to clutter your office.

Now, the question is why someone would sell so cheaply when that equation is so simple.

Garabaldi

<< <i>I can probably top that...

I can give someone 1000$ worth of cards for 22 bucks - and they pay the shipping - all that really cool early 90s stuff! >>



Same here

Yankees001

<< <i>I can probably top that...

I can give someone 1000$ worth of cards for 22 bucks - and they pay the shipping - all that really cool early 90s stuff! >>



I almost decided to do this deal. But I only want latte 1980's (1987-1989), so I'll pass.

Dave

stevek

16 of these sold?

Amazing.

brianwintersfan

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<< <i>Sure it can. Don't expect to get anything great though. >>



Assuimng it isn't a stock photo, and assuming everything is in reprsentative shape, all you have to do is be able to sell 50 or so cards out of 2500 at a $.99 open price to break even. Seems like a VERY low risk prop. Hell, you can sell 50 ten card lots and still have 2,00o cards left to clutter your office.

Now, the question is why someone would sell so cheaply when that equation is so simple. >>



I would bet you it is a stock photo and that you will get nothing but garbage. Put your money where your mouth is

EchoCanyon

Same company is selling 1,000, 000 cards on ebay for 5k

1 million cards for sale

ShootyBabitt

They should hire Don West to be their spokesman.

Saberman

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<< <i>Sure it can. Don't expect to get anything great though. >>



Assuimng it isn't a stock photo, and assuming everything is in reprsentative shape, all you have to do is be able to sell 50 or so cards out of 2500 at a $.99 open price to break even. Seems like a VERY low risk prop. Hell, you can sell 50 ten card lots and still have 2,00o cards left to clutter your office.

Now, the question is why someone would sell so cheaply when that equation is so simple. >>



That is if you are willing to work for twenty five cents an hour.

nightcrawler729

The seller of this package has recently won the following items on eBay - low-grade cards or modern jersey/gu/auto cards - he's probably using this to seed these sets.

Buy a Bunch of Jersey Cards, Make Lots

1976 Topps Hank Aaron Home Run Leader $2.49
1972 Topps Willie Mays In Action $3.25
1970 Topps Aaron All Star $5.01
30 card All Jersey Football Lot $31.01
30 card All Jersey Football Lot $25.51
25 card Auto/GU Football/Baseball/Hockey/Basketball Lot $25.01
10 card Auto/Jersey Lot (w Manny Ramirez) $10.51
Huge Jersey Card Lot (w Boggs / A-Rod) $11.26
85 card Jersey Lot $48.50

etc etc etc

EchoCanyon

And did he sell all the "good cards" in november and december:

Sellers items/feedback

bking

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<< <i>

<< <i>Sure it can. Don't expect to get anything great though. >>



Assuimng it isn't a stock photo, and assuming everything is in reprsentative shape, all you have to do is be able to sell 50 or so cards out of 2500 at a $.99 open price to break even. Seems like a VERY low risk prop. Hell, you can sell 50 ten card lots and still have 2,00o cards left to clutter your office.

Now, the question is why someone would sell so cheaply when that equation is so simple. >>



I would bet you it is a stock photo and that you will get nothing but garbage. Put your money where your mouth is >>



If I did that, I'd have been broke decades ago.

bking

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<< <i>

<< <i>Sure it can. Don't expect to get anything great though. >>



Assuimng it isn't a stock photo, and assuming everything is in reprsentative shape, all you have to do is be able to sell 50 or so cards out of 2500 at a $.99 open price to break even. Seems like a VERY low risk prop. Hell, you can sell 50 ten card lots and still have 2,00o cards left to clutter your office.

Now, the question is why someone would sell so cheaply when that equation is so simple. >>



That is if you are willing to work for twenty five cents an hour. >>



Wha??? I thought this was a hobby?? We're supposed to make a salary too?? I'm doing this all wrong.