EBAY Miracles

[ullmandds]

In light of this weeks EBAY offerings...a purported authentic BL 460 Cobb, if real 2 of 2 known...and just in a fake T206 Wagner supposedly sold off the bay.

There have truly been some EBAY miracles over the years.

Let's reminisce!

I remember a boston store ruth card maybe 10 years ago on ebay. There was a whole bunch of raw Boston Stores from the same seller. And this Ruth was nice...ex-ex-mt I'd say.

I tried to get my dad to go halfsies on it with me...he wasn't interested in "investing" in old cardboard.

It was definitely real...and was suh-weet.

I remember lots of others...Share!

[darwinbulldog]

Weiser Wonder

[Sean]

There was that Sid Smith Brown Old Mill that was listed as just an Old Mill. Jerry bought it for around $50 back in 2013. He subsequently sold it to Johnny, and now Ryan owns it.

[bbcard1]

Not vintage, but I once saw a Micheal Payton / Eric Kresser Marshall university phone card on eBay...the early years. If only I had never seen it I would not have fruitlessly chased it all these years.

[Pat R]

This Manning Brown Lenox that was listed on ebay last year with a group of
cards and the buyer got the seller to end the auction early for $500.

Manning Brown Lenox - Copy.jpg

[slidekellyslide]

Sealed Fan Craze set from a seller selling off new old stock out of a drug store in a small town in Kansas. I think Leon got it, I may be wrong. I was an underbidder.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by bbcard1

Not vintage, but I once saw a Micheal Payton / Eric Kresser Marshall university phone card on eBay...the early years. If only I had never seen it I would not have fruitlessly chased it all these years.

eric kresser dominated one of his UF starts

it is interesting how many buyers complain about sellers trying to rip off people but those same buyers have no problem ripping off sellers..

[Rich Klein]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

eric kresser dominated one of his UF starts

it is interesting how many buyers complain about sellers trying to rip off people but those same buyers have no problem ripping off sellers..

That reminds me of what we used to say in the early 1990's -- dealers want all the case orders to be limited -- except for their orders which they want to receive their full allotment.

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by darwinbulldog

Weiser Wonder

Yes. Incredible postcard.

[Davidlisa]

Mine was a coin, I bought an 1873 Indian Head Cent. It was a rare doubled die variety, I saw it, the seller didn't.