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12-22-2019, 09:29 AM
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Probstein123 Experiences
Oddly, I saw many cards offered on eBay by this fellow before I met him at a show, It was like seeing Elvis as I had built up an image in my head. Anyway,
the fellow was actually quite rude and seemed to lack "people skills". I can always get past that as everyone is wired up differently. However, he sells some of my cards--which is great--some do ok, others not too good, but his feedback is downright horrific in hobby terms. I mean...BAD. In the short time I've been here, I have noticed great enthusiasm about collecting and expertise beyond the typical eBay buyer. Question is, has anyone had first-hand experience with Mr. Probstein? Anything to be concerned about in terms of buying a high-end card from? Thank you. 
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