no major creasing or marks?

[jameslacarte]

Wow!! I cant believe they even listed that.. Yep, you cant fix stupid no matter what you take... Some peoples children!!

[seegs]

This is the funniest thing I've heard in a long time

And no case

[SenatorCollector]

Wow, that's in bad shape... I accidentally made one of my cards look way worse, though. Had a card I had gotten from the dollar store in my jacket pocket as there was no case. Needless to say, by the time I remembered it, the card had a ton of bends in it.

But did you list it for $30 after that? Somehow, I'm thinking no, you didn't

[Crackshaw]

But did you list it for $30 after that? Somehow, I'm thinking no, you didn't

Oh, hell no. The card's only place to be after that was the landfill. This guy's an idiot no matter how you spell it, especially for thinking he'd be able to pass a damaged Ovechkin card for $30

[sjw241]

Hi everyone, I don't disagree with the comments made already but would like to offer a different point of view.
My step son who was 10 at the time wanted me to sell some of his cards on eBay for him. He has mostly base cards that are in terrible shape. I had to explain that they won't sell on eBay as people will only buy cards in mint condition and not base cards. I was tempted to throw a few on to show him but he forgot about it and I didn't have to.
Perhaps this is a young person who doesn't fully understand the world of card collecting / selling. Maybe that card is his or hers most prized possession and they think it is worth money. Although it is funny to us, they might be dead serious in thinking it is worth something. Similar to all the people with boxes upon boxes of 90's base that they think they can retire on. Anyways, just my two cents. Have a good night.

[black bass]

Hey , back in the 1950s & 1960s that was Very good condition...lol

[creasecollector]

While the condition is horrible, I wouldn't mind owning a Ovi Young Guns. I think it sells.. eventually.

[SenatorCollector]

Hi everyone, I don't disagree with the comments made already but would like to offer a different point of view.
My step son who was 10 at the time wanted me to sell some of his cards on eBay for him. He has mostly base cards that are in terrible shape. I had to explain that they won't sell on eBay as people will only buy cards in mint condition and not base cards. I was tempted to throw a few on to show him but he forgot about it and I didn't have to.
Perhaps this is a young person who doesn't fully understand the world of card collecting / selling. Maybe that card is his or hers most prized possession and they think it is worth money. Although it is funny to us, they might be dead serious in thinking it is worth something. Similar to all the people with boxes upon boxes of 90's base that they think they can retire on. Anyways, just my two cents. Have a good night.

You bring up a very valid point, and in hindsight, I feel a little bad for my comments. I'm under the impression though that, given the opening bid price, and the buy it now price, I'm guessing this is a somewhat knowledgeable seller who feels someone will buy it because they NEED an Ovechkin YG for their collection. How else can you get a card that usually sells for what? $200-$400 in Mint condition? I'm guessing because I really don't follow sales, especially on eBay.
If this is indeed a young person, then the only other thing to say is it's too bad their parent didn't do as you did, and explain to them the workings of an auction site.