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Interesting eBay Auctions
Interesting eBay Auctions
Mar 14, 2012
I am going to start putting interesting eBay auctions I run across (separate from the head scratching thread The Wonders of eBay ) that I think are interesting or worth a look. Feel free to add your own, or add commentary on anything posted here. I am not the seller or affiliated with any of these sellers, by default.
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Have we all seen this.
Price -mmm? but good to see one ever couple of years
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Copy-No268- ... ksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
Price -mmm? but good to see one ever couple of years
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Copy-No268- ... ksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
laurel wrote:
👎 nope
Nope. That's my council rates, house insurance, power, car insurance and water for a year. Plus some left over.
For a book printed in 1977...
Why would someone pay this? David/The Tolkien Bookshelf had an unsigned copy listed for less than this for years and nobody bought it until quite recently (this year I think). £3000 just isn't market value.
Khamûl wrote:
Why would someone pay this? David/The Tolkien Bookshelf had an unsigned copy listed for less than this for years and nobody bought it until quite recently (this year I think). £3000 just isn't market value.
If there is one class of people, I will never understand, it is collectors. I guess people might be buying something like this purely as speculation, though. We do live in a time where a small percentage of the population has an awful lot of money, mind.
I think this was more of a "was this price, now reduced to this price!" kind of sale i.e. a deal. And folks love a deal.
I’ve watched the item as well. It was an auction with the option to give an offer. But when it is sold , even for less, this is not stated and you can’t see the real selling price. You only see the asking price.
I’ve noticed that in several eBay auctions.
I’ve noticed that in several eBay auctions.
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