5 Star Grading - Ticket

[Shoeless Moe]

Originally Posted by AstroJake09

I talked the seller down to $34 dollars. I pointed to the fact that common 1952 tickets sold within that range. I didn't care who had graded the ticket only that it was from Quincy Trouppe's first hit game.

Good work! Makes more sense now. The 199 really threw me, and that it didn't say sold until minutes ago and you opened that thread hours ago. Were you still in negotiations with the seller or is Ebay on a delay?

[AstroJake09]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Good work! Makes more sense now. The 199 really threw me, and that it didn't say sold until minutes ago and you opened that thread hours ago. Were you still in negotiations with the seller or is Ebay on a delay?

Negotiating at the time but I wanted to share the history with others on here.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Good work! Makes more sense now. The 199 really threw me, and that it didn't say sold until minutes ago and you opened that thread hours ago. Were you still in negotiations with the seller or is Ebay on a delay?

Can't speak for this item but I have noticed eBay is pretty hit and miss for when it lists sold items. I have seen them show up almost instantly after the sale and sometimes a day later.