[Hofcollector]

I agree that ebay can be a good reference or starting point, but it drives me out of my mind when when sellers or traders contact me in regards to this or any other product and give me the last 5-10 sales from ebay thinking its the correct market evaluation. Its still a secondary (and volatile) market. What is the argument with something like this? On ebay, most of Joe Mauer's dynasty sold for around $150, with the most expensive one selling at $224 (if I remember correctly). Becketts listing has it at $250. These listings are brand new with entirely current data accumulated, with ebay's listings taken into consideration. Im still going to get offers on this stuff with guys quoting ebay pricing, despite it being the minority of sales. If you were to ask anyone on here who has bought this product if they would trade or sell their cards at ebay pricing, particularly now that becketts is out, I'm guessing every single person would say no. If I were a betting man I would say you probably couldn't trade it off them for book price.