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10-26-2006, 12:24 AM #1
We're Buying Sports Card Commons
We'd be interested in buying 100,000 or more sports card commons from you. We're looking for baseball, basketball and football commons (cards must be sorted by sport, in good shape, and may not include minor league/Press Pass-type cards). We're located in Erie, PA.
We're paying .002 per card if we pick up the cards. If you can bring/get the cards to us, we will pay .003 per card.
Unless you can get the cards to us, please don't reply unless you have 100,000 or more commons (this is the minimum amount we'll travel for).
If you want to ship us the commons, that’s fine, but we won't be responsible for the shipping cost.
E-mail us at [email protected] if interested. Please let us know where you're located and how many commons you have. Thanks!
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10-26-2006, 02:10 AM #2
Commons
Hello there, would you be willling to travel to Illinois for them. I have alot of baseball and football. I have some basketball and hockey. I am not sure if I have 100,000 or not.. but I should be pretty damn close. Let me know if this is possibly for you and I will start gathering my cards out and find someone to help me count them out.
Question though, im sure I have mass duplicates of them.
So please let me know A.S.A.P. on this. If you can come here.. I may see about going there.
PM would be best way to get ahold of me, or you can email me, icq, or yahoo messenger me.
ICQ 11732064
email [email protected]
yahoo messenger NightHawk_1977
Thanks.
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10-26-2006, 11:08 AM #3
Hello. YGM. Duplicates are fine. The easiest way to count them is to use 5,000 count boxes.
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10-26-2006, 12:04 PM #4
Some cards are thicker that others so if I fill a 5,000 ct. box up with cards there may be only 4,439 cards? Are you going to count it as 5000 cards or the 4439. It would not be worth it if I have to count out 100,000 cards. I would rather just fill 20 5,000 ct boxes to the max. I live in Kansas
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10-27-2006, 03:04 PM #5
Hi,
If a 5,000-ct. box is filled (nice and tight), then we'll count it as 5000 cards. Counting them individually would totally stink. :-)
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