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Caleb Donruss Pink PSA 9s - Gotta love eBay pricing!!
PristineDesk4009
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I was looking at some Caleb Williams Donruss Pink PSA 9s a while ago and came across this listing. $70 asking price plus $26 for shipping... when the last 5 sales have been sitting flat at $55. Do sellers actually get away with this, or are they just hoping a buyer is too lazy to check recent comps? 
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I think it's fine to list a card for what you would be willing to sell it for and let the price come to you -- or not. That's just how markets work. on eBay and with cards in general I think it could also be true that they expect there are many out there too lazy or too stupid to check comps. He could also think that the card is deserving of a 10 - it's a marketplace.
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The only thing that makes things become more valuable is people asking more for them and other people agreeing to pay the higher price. It's the same with things becoming less valuable. The item has to be offered for less to create a lower comp.
Yes same problem here. Today there was a card listed BIN for $175 or best offer. It is a Psa 8 and last 10 sales the avg. price is $61 with a high of $79. So I offered $80 and was turned down quickly.
Happens a lot, I offer a very fair price and the seller thinks they’re sitting on the Mona Lisa or something. If you’re not selling it stop wasting my time I’m looking for actual sellers to deal with.
With the holidays approaching there will be gifting prices for those who spend without forethought.
A gembryo is the early developmental stage of a perfect card.
myriad reasons why peeps list cards. some need to be moved stat. some don't necessarily need to be moved at all. i personally start in the clouds, or at least in the general vicinity. then, i proceed from there based on the outcome i desire with that particular piece of cardboard at that particular time. sometimes i slowly come back to earth. sometimes i stay there. all depends. a common misconception is that time is always of the essence when a seller lists a card. it can be frustrating, but sometimes the sweet spot is the seller's price -- not what the market dictates. and it may be immovable. i've been on both sides of that equation.
It's great that I'm not the only one who share the same sentiments about this