$400+ for 1952T Mantle....

[1952boyntoncollector]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1952-Topps-3...QAAOSwuYVWmvjH

cmon now..

[arexcrooke]

Final bid of $621. Wow

[JoeDfan]

WOW.

I have one of those Mantle reprint cards. I wonder if I take it outside and run it over a couple of times with my Jeep, and sub it to PSA, maybe I can make $600...

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by JoeDfan

WOW.

I have one of those Mantle reprint cards. I wonder if I take it outside and run it over a couple of times with my Jeep, and sub it to PSA, maybe I can make $600...

I say go for it, it might come back with a # grade. It would not be the first fake card in a PSA slab you own.

[angolajones]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/T206-Piedmon...p2047675.l2557

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1915-M101-Gr...8AAOSwbdpWY7Vt

Notice in the second listing that one of his example cards is the same as the first listing. Same person?

[Bored5000]

Originally Posted by arexcrooke

Final bid of $621. Wow

Seems legit with a "0" feedback member winning the auction.

[pokerplyr80]

The glasses are a nice touch.

[jchcollins]

Just sad. Personally I find it difficult to spend more than $100 on any single card for my entire collection. I realize not everyone has that type of budget constraint - but still - even if you were loaded and didn't care, why anyone would purchase a card that is faked that often in such horrible shape without doing any research is beyond me. Spend 10 minutes reading the history of this card online and more importantly - over the past year - and this becomes a questionable purchase at best. You see the same type of "questionable authenticity" auctions on '33 Goudey Ruth cards. "This could not be verified to be authentic, but maybe you can get it at a steal - only $200 instead of more than $2,000!" I guess I just can't believe that people actually go for that, but apparently they do.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by jchcollins

Just sad. Personally I find it difficult to spend more than $100 on any single card for my entire collection. I realize not everyone has that type of budget constraint - but still - even if you were loaded and didn't care, why anyone would purchase a card that is faked that often in such horrible shape without doing any research is beyond me. Spend 10 minutes reading the history of this card online and more importantly - over the past year - and this becomes a questionable purchase at best. You see the same type of "questionable authenticity" auctions on '33 Goudey Ruth cards. "This could not be verified to be authentic, but maybe you can get it at a steal - only $200 instead of more than $2,000!" I guess I just can't believe that people actually go for that, but apparently they do.

really no different than Ponzi schemes were investors think they will get 25% profit on their investment.....next on American Greed....shady ebay auctions...