I am baffled by sellers who put insane prices on ordinary stuff. This is
greeting card from 2006 picturing flowers.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234528670278?hash=item369aff8246:g:07YAAOSwWz1dAVqf
I collect old greeting cards. This one isn't particularly...
@airsheep wrote:Maybe the seller ran out of stock, and rather than take
down the sales pages for what they didn't have, they put nutty prices to
keep reasonable people from buying. They might have gone on vacation and
didn't know how to put their acc...
I based my opinion of the value on the card having collected this type
of item for 20 years. Values of mass produced items are pretty standard.
They usually have a certain range collectors will pay. Prices will go up
as more people want to collect th...
I did make an offer out of curiosity. I offered $30 for an item worth
about $10 that they had priced at $1200. Most sellers would have been
surprised I offered so much for an ordinary vintage greeting card. They
declined the offer, so there doesn't s...
When I first saw one of the $1200 greeting cards, I thought it was
decimal point issue. (One time I had to email a seller--she'd priced a
$3 item at $300. She laughed about it and corrected it.) But with this
seller, these prices are intentional. It'...
