Greg Morris Cards is bonkers!

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

1067. Gregmorrisified (eponym)
When you no longer bid in a particular seller’s auctions, because his fine, trusted stature in the hobby has made bidders flock to his offerings and considerably raise the prices of each card well beyond what they ‘should’ be.

Funny, I was going to make a similar comment. And it's only a compliment to them, and tough luck for me! eBay will email hita on my saved searches; when I see it's GMC selling the items in question, I rarely ever bid any more, only so as to not waste the time in setting a snipe!

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by BillyCoxDodgers3B

When I see it's GMC selling the items in question, I rarely ever bid any more

Nobody bids there anymore, it's too crowded...

[Republicaninmass]

No, Bonkers is another ebay seller.

(GORDY Bonker, i believe)

[Beercan collector]

Good place to sell raw cards

[Johnny630]

That's insane you could buy a killer 8 and still have a couple hundred bucks left over.

[Yoda]

GM barred me after I made a negative comment on the board about their grading. One less auction house to worry about.

[Snowman]

Originally Posted by Yoda

GM barred me after I made a negative comment on the board about their grading. One less auction house to worry about.

I doubt that

[Balticfox]

Originally Posted by Yoda

GM barred me after I made a negative comment on the board about their grading. One less auction house to worry about.

When it comes to being a clown, I guess Greg Morris goes the extra mile.

[toledo_mudhen]

Originally Posted by Beercan collector

Good place to sell raw cards

I probably have half a dozen Brett cards that look exactly like that - my retirement is looking much better all of a sudden...........

[jchcollins]

GM recognized a fantastic business opportunity in this hobby; namely the fact that average Joe collectors grading their own raw cards was something that had gone down the tubes because all anyone cares about anymore is grading. Though I will agree that his standards have slipped some (I'm sure a problem of scale) - when he first started, Greg was one of the only large sellers where you could buy an accurately graded / described raw vintage card. It's hard to give him too much credit for that, it was something that was desperately needed.