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Anybody familiar with LegacyCardz.net?
dallasactuary
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I came across this site and they have two cards I might be interested in buying, but most of their cards don't have pictures. Some do, and the ones that don't say the picture is "coming soon". I sent a message asking them to post pictures of the two cards I was looking at through the website and got no answer. I sent an e-mail direct to legcycardz.net and got a strange response - "we'll get this to you tomorrow. Feel free to send us a reminder". Haven't heard anything since, and this was several days ago. My gut tells me not to trust this site at all, but wondered if anyone else had ever bought from them and how it went.
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These guys are well known in the hobby but suck at communication. I'm still waiting for pics of some 86 Fleer basketball cards I messaged them about 4 years ago.
Brian
Ash likes to converse via a phone on a deal…and there is no sales tax. He is a good guy. I did not buy..but have talked about a few cards in which I was interested.
Ashish Jain. FWIW, he recently posted in the vintage card groups that he can no longer reply via Facebook messenger but to message him with your phone number and he will text you.
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.
Thanks for the information, but this just raises another question because the person who responded to my e-mail was Frankie Ramirez. Life is too short to deal with people who don't take their own business seriously. If they get back to me in less than four years then we'll see, but I'm going to write them off.
This thread got me thinking about a somewhat funny story from when I was a kid. We drove past a Dry Cleaners and in the window there was a sign which I misread (in part due to the font style) instead of Same Day Service, I thought I had read Some Day Service… 4 days… 4 years… close enough
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They seem to be very active on twitter and encourage DMs. Maybe try contacting them that way
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i agree with you. i will not take someone elses business more seriously than they do. lots of other places to buy cards now. if they are this hard to communicate with when trying to spend money with them, imagine how hard it would be if something went sideways...
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
Was he the person who had a brief case of valuable cards stolen from him at Dallas show a year or 2 back?
Edit found my answer and it is same person:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/07/11/baseball-cards-stolen-texas-show/74365354007/
It's the singer not the song - Peter Townshend (1972)
Not even a minute do I buy the whole buh buh buh I'm a man-child japery - Me (2025)
Good idea. There are a lot of spoof accounts circulating these days.
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 actually got a reply to the e-mail I sent "Frankie Ramirez (Legacy Cardz)" right after my last post in this thread. It said "
Who’s running the auction you’re referring to? Pictures are always posted as part of some type of sell. Scans are not always made available by the grading company so we have to scan manually and there’s thousands of cards to scan." I replied "You are selling the cards on your website." That was Saturday. No response. Curiously, still no pictures on the website, but the prices of the cards I asked about have been raised.
RUN, do not walk, away from Legacy Cardz! With all due respect to those who vouched for Ashish Jain, if he has anything at all to do with the Legacy Cardz website then you should rethink vouching for him, and if he has nothing to do with the website, then he should stop Frankie Ramirez from destroying his reputation. Because, for this collector anyway, it's in the sewer.
Ash is great. He is IMO as reputable as they come. He is the one that was robbed. He and his team are so great to work with. Have both bought and sold with him. Have done one transaction completely online the rest have been face to face at shows. They usually take about a week to get pictures up of cards they acquired over the weekend. They bought a ton of cards at the Dallas show last weekend. I surmise that with Dallas ending Sunday and The National starting tomorrow pics won’t get up until next week. If PSA has pictures they get up right away. If not it takes a few days to scan. They have always quickly sent a picture of the card when I ask but have never decided to purchase in these cases. Surprised at your experience.
IMHO don't add a listing for a card until you have a pic. Its a simple solution
It's the singer not the song - Peter Townshend (1972)
Not even a minute do I buy the whole buh buh buh I'm a man-child japery - Me (2025)