Make some noise- Most valuable cards in the world

[sbfinley]

Anyone else read the title and think for a second Marshall was back?

[JTysver]

Mission Accomplished!

[Zach Wheat]

Originally Posted by sbfinley

Anyone else read the title and think for a second Marshall was back?

I did....

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[rdwyer]

What blows me away is the sold listings. Can't believe there are that many idiots on this planet.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by rdwyer

What blows me away is the sold listings. Can't believe there are that many idiots on this planet.

I'm not at all surprised by the number of idiots on ebay. I just never realized how many of them like crappy baseball card reproductions.

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by rdwyer

What blows me away is the sold listings. Can't believe there are that many idiots on this planet.

+1 - here's the link to this guy's sold items: http://www.ebay.com/sch/bubbydude/m....p2046732.m1684

[bmattioli]

Wow.. PT Barnum said it best..

[ksabet]

Originally Posted by sbfinley

Anyone else read the title and think for a second Marshall was back?

It would've said "Bring Da Noiz!!"

[pbspelly]

Does eBay have a requirement that if a card is being sold as a reprint, it has to say reprint in the listing title? If they don't, they ought to. By not stating reprint in the title, the seller is, in my opinion, stating that the item is genuine, and then disclaiming it "below the fold" in the item description. This comes up in consumer protection cases periodically and is generally viewed as deceptive. A disclaimer can't typically cure a previously stated claim.

[robw1959]

Well stated, I think. And there's even an arcane but still valid eBay rule that states that a seller cannot disclaim authenticity of the item being sold. By allowing a seller to claim "unknown" authenticity, in my opinion eBay is in direct violation of their own bylaws!