My boxing card store
 

Shameless plug here: I opened an eBay store recently under the name "AGBC The Store". America's Great Boxing Cards, in case you were curious. I have hundreds of items up for sale at any time and add stuff nearly every day. Most cards start at a low opening bid.

I have a backlog of inventory that dwarfs my time and ability to list items, so if there is anything specific you want, LMK and I will see if I have it.

You have some neat items Adam. But what gave me a chuckle was #7 under the fine print section.

7. Lately I have received some pretty nasty contacts from would-be purchasers. Please note the following:
--When you do contact me a little basic courtesy is always appreciated and politely reciprocated; nasty messages are ignored.
--I do not "have to" sell you my item for the price you dictate.
--I am well aware of what the market is for most anything I sell; trying to "educate" me on pricing is not a negotiation tool, it is just a tool tool.
--While I am certainly appreciative of your personal or familial connection to a particular item, it is not a reason for me to give you a discount. A crasser person than I would even consider it a reason to raise the price.

I try to amuse and see if anyone is reading that far down. I hate the fine print disclaimers that attorneys have on their emails so the last sentence on my office email reads:

Ego sum ille qui pulsat.

Translation:

I am the one who knocks.

http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...eaking-bad.jpg

Looking forward to see what you put up Adam. For any boxing type card collectors out there, I see Adam offering very weird, oddball and rare issues all the time, for very reasonable prices.

I also just ordered the latest Edition of his boxing card guide, which I also recommend for any boxing card addicts out there.

Just posted a bunch of 1948 Leaf error cards, foreign cards, T218 and T220 cards, and miscellaneous other stuff.

Do you have a direct link? Somehow My searching Ebay for it doesn't turn up any results. Probably something I'm not getting right.

Steve B

Here is a direct link to exhibitman's listings:


http://www.ebay.com/sch/exhibitman/m.html?_trksid=p3692

Thanks; I'm for $hit at internet stuff.

Thanks!

Some nice stuff there!

As I suspected I was searching all wrong, looking by the store name as the user name. DOH!
Maybe I'm too old for this interwebs suff.

Steve B

Picked up a nice T220, one closer to having a set of both factories. :)
(I'll probably never finish the Tolstois)

Even with a really good scan, the card in person looks much nicer! And it was really well packed.

Steve B

I do my best. Big scans, good packaging, mostly reasonable starting prices. Seems to be a good formula.

FWIW, I post new stuff to the site 4+ days a week, and I plan on posting a pile of different stuff this week that I pulled from my collection.

Picked up those oddball custom made cards based on the Agualitas set. Pretty cool...I really like fan-made sports memorabilia. Thanks!

I'm looking to purchase the newest version of the your guide? Is there a preferred avenue of purchase that returns more $ to you?

Thanks for asking:

http://www.lulu.com/shop/adam-warsha...-22777492.html

I just put a 15% sale up for all fixed price listings that eBay would allow me to put on sale.

I really should be better at plugging than I am. I guess I will learn over time. Current highlights include:

--A wide variety of foreign cards, including a 1967 Crack SGC graded, 1975 and 1981 TEKS from the P.I., etc.
--Near set of 1925 W529-7 'big head' strips
--Holyfield-Tyson promo standees
--Everlast premiums
--Nacionales cards from Cuba
--NX5 American Sweets
--1948 Leaf wrong backs
--1889 N692 Old Fashion Fine Cut
--Fan Fotos collection
--Ali-Frazier I press kit and related

http://stores.ebay.com/agbcthestore/