some people are soo high...

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Sport.... in a 9.5 its about a 800-1000 dollar card. so maybe a slight premium but I think id' buy a second house
 
LOL, I love how there is an extra $15 for international shipping on the $90k card.

Seller:
"$89,999.99 for this card delivered internationally would be unacceptable, but $90,014.99? I'll take it!"
 
Probably just showing off his cards. His feedback shows he sells quite a bit, and for some pretty good money. He recently sold a Brady RC Auto for $1000+.
 
Probably just showing off his cards. His feedback shows he sells quite a bit, and for some pretty good money. He recently sold a Brady RC Auto for $1000+.

i dont see how he sells so much considering the very high prices...people are crazy to pay that much
 
i dont see how he sells so much considering the very high prices...people are crazy to pay that much

of course you do realize most of his sales are best offers , not his actual BIN prices....

for what it's worth , the first thought i had when i saw this thread last week :

he really isn't looking to sell anything , so he sets some absurdly high BIN prices - BUT most every listing has the BEST OFFER option so if someone makes him an offer that convinces him to part with a nice PC item then he has that option ....

2nd thought - he could be simply looking to find a true value for some material ....an item to scarce to price so he doesn't really want to put out a "normal" BIN or risk letting it go for pennies at auction so he lists it with the insane BIN and then gauges interest or calculates a real value by simply checking the offers made.....

both are pretty much an long-established practices and something i have debated trying a time or two in the past with some really rare or high end items in my own collection....
 
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