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Old 02-16-2008, 05:52 PM
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Posted By: Bob

OK, fess up, did someone here snatch this one away and have the seller end it early??? I think he may have left a lot of money on the table.
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Old 02-16-2008, 06:24 PM
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Wasnt me this time.

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Old 02-16-2008, 06:32 PM
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Posted By: Patrick McMenemy

It's not a catching pose, so I'm off the hook as well!

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Old 02-16-2008, 06:38 PM
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Posted By: Fred C

I admit it. I didn't do it this time. Bob, how much do you think the card would have sold for at auction?

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Old 02-16-2008, 06:43 PM
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Posted By: Dave F

curious on the price as well Bob, or any other d311 experts...i was judging this one in the $550-650 range.


*edited to add an SGC 20 d311 went for 330 or something like that three or four weeks ago.

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Posted By: Cobby33

That sucks. I asked the seller for the team name. Guess I know why he never wrote me back.
I would have said $300 or so for this one.

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Posted By: Dave S

Same seller also ended a few others early, with 8 days to go...

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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley

I would be shocked if that card actually went for $550-650. That seems like a very hefty price, I would expect more in the $250-350 range.
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I'm thinking the $500-$600 range is more accurate. Probably a heck of a lot more if a couple set-hounds are going after it. It's a 30 which is pretty nice for a d311 and it's a Sacramento player.

One big item of note here - I had 65 d311s at one time and the Lewis was one of only seven that I needed to complete the set.

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Posted By: Ed Hans

I was looking forward to bidding on this card as well. It is the exact same copy I sold at the last National. I won't say what I got for it, but I really missed it and I think I could've gotten it back for a bit less this I sold it for. I had had the card for over 15 years. I believe I paid about $50.00 for it originally. Best of luck to whoever "won" it.

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Posted By: leon

From Trucker Boy....small cards like these were $20 each......

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I received a return e-mail this morning from the seller regarding one of the other cards he ended early. He simply stated they'd made some errors in listings and those will be re-listed Sunday. So maybe keep your eyes
open for the D311...

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Dave- Some of the listings he ended early had the notation that "seller ended it early because of error in listing," but this particular one had "seller ended because no longer for sale." I had a snipe bid of $509 set if that is any help. It IS one of the toughest (although they are all murder) cards in the set and rarely seen. I noticed that Tony is selling several on ebays and the PSA 1s are going for $400 and the PSA 2s are going for $600 as his asking prices. I sold a GAI 2 and a GAI 3.5 on ebay recently and I don't remember the exact selling amounts but I don't think either cracked $400 and they were both really nice and in my mind undergraded. Maybe the fact they were in GAI holders had something to do with the final total, don't know...

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