Slightly opt-OH!-mistic.

[BobbyVCP]

1. Bought 2/11/20 for $371 now asking $44K
2. Bought 1/13/19 for $609 now asking $32.5K
3. Bought 7/11/19 for $2449.88 now asking $26K
4. Bought 12/7/19 for $1800 now asking $27.5K

I would love to get those type of returns...

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by BobbyVCP

1. Bought 2/11/20 for $371 now asking $44K
2. Bought 1/13/19 for $609 now asking $32.5K
3. Bought 7/11/19 for $2449.88 now asking $26K
4. Bought 12/7/19 for $1800 now asking
$27.5K

I would love to get those type of returns...

Yeah. Wow.

[Kutcher55]

He was posting on net54 not long ago. Guy seems to use some sort of algorithm to price his cards and lowers the prices over time. Doesn't seem to consider comps. I have purchased '75 minis from him in the past when his prices came down to somewhere approaching the market.

[BobbyVCP]

Originally Posted by Kutcher55

He was posting on net54 not long ago. Guy seems to use some sort of algorithm to price his cards and lowers the prices over time. Doesn't seem to consider comps. I have purchased '75 minis from him in the past when his prices came down to somewhere approaching the market.

Think with this price disparity it is going to take decades for it to get to down to
reality

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by BobbyVCP

1. Bought 2/11/20 for $371 now asking $44K
2. Bought 1/13/19 for $609 now asking $32.5K
3. Bought 7/11/19 for $2449.88 now asking $26K
4. Bought 12/7/19 for $1800 now asking $27.5K

I would love to get those type of returns...

So would the seller.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by Eric72

So would the seller.

Eric,

Thank you for the research. Man, talk about inflation!

[Carter08]

I seem to recall that this seller also sells cards for a higher price that are offered for sale by other sellers and if he gets a sale he gets the card or arranges for the delivery. Sort of a consignment arrangement I guess.

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by Carter08

I seem to recall that this seller also sells cards for a higher price that are offered for sale by other sellers and if he gets a sale he gets the card or arranges for the delivery. Sort of a consignment arrangement I guess.

I *think* they're called "drop shippers" by some people. I've had it happen to some of the items I've sold on eBay.

I generally don't mind. If their buyer flakes out, though, it could potentially lead to problems. Anybody want to guess how a drop shipper reacts when they want a refund and you tell them to actually return the item?