Cobb Reprint, right?

[Anthony S.]

This seller knows exactly what he's doing. The fact that Frank W. contacted him and explained exactly how the Cobb could be identified as a reprint, and the seller still didn't kill the auction, proves it. The "unknown" designation is a loophole that's been used by countless unscrupulous sellers before, this seller knows it, and he'll continue to take advantage of it.

[T206Collector]

The buyer of the Cobb gave him great feedback.

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

The buyer of the Cobb gave him great feedback.

Which brings up another question.

The auction ended at 6:00 PM Saturday night.

The seller lives in Minnesota.

The buyer lives in NJ.

Feedback was left Monday morning.

The question is: How did he get it there so fast????

[iggyman]

Originally Posted by Jim VB

Which brings up another question.

The auction ended at 6:00 PM Saturday night.

The seller lives in Minnesota.

The buyer lives in NJ.

Feedback was left Monday morning.

The question is: How did he get it there so fast????

That is an easy one. This seller is using the same strategy that made Mastro so successful.

Lovely Day...

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by iggyman

That is an easy one. This seller is using the same strategy that made Mastro so successful.

Lovely Day...

Well, no complaints about Fed Ex, or UPS or the USPS on this item!

[iggyman]

The sideways "reprint" Cobb has resurface in record time.

http://cgi.ebay.com/1911-T-206-Ty-Co...mZ290379344272

[jp1216]

probably a case of the buyer realizing right away (maybe from here) that he was taken and confronted the seller. Both parties agree to forget the whole thing and leave feedback for each other....