Anyone wtb a signed 33 Goudey Lajoie? Lol
 

http://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/121871980380

Love his totally inane description.

I'm seeing a ton of these types of listings. One things is for sure: this guy(s) is keeping the screw down holder market healthy.

part of his/her description....really hits the spot :)

You will see several older and newer cards of various players as well as major rookies of different years. As more and more card shops closedown , it becomes harder and harder to get the scarce cards you dream of owning. But thanks to eBay ,the passion of card collecting can live on !

"I've never had any graded as it is very expensive to do."

So basically they can't spend $200 to get it graded even though it's like a $40,000 card. Seems legit.

When I think expensive card for sale I mainly look for guys who have 2 feedback. This one fits the bill on both ends.

Just mess around with him, I placed a bid of $1.00 when there were no bids.
Somehow, suddenly, there was a bid. So I bumped it twice.

If a listing say 0 bids, and you do one, then suddenly, there are others?

Is there a shill application out there? Similar to a snipe, but for shilling?

There were zero bids when I placed my first. Something crazy going on here.

You have to love the honesty in the item description:

"You are looking at a 1933 Goudey Nap Lajoie.

I am selling several cards that I have recently acquired as well as some from my personal collection. I've never had any graded as it is very expensive to do.
So therefore I am listing and selling this card and everything as reprints."

You can even see the Easy Bake Oven marks!!!

His Ebay ID is pennypincher, so it makes sense he would want to save money on grading.

His 1954 Red Heart Mantle didn't fare too well either...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/54-Red-Heart...p2047675.l2557



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