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Yu-Gi-Oh
Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 21:05 -0700
by Ronin-K
Does anybody even LIKE Yugioh cards anymore? I'm about to sell a bunch of shiny cards for $400.
Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 22:28 -0700
by Steve Hubbell
Both my nephews are really into them, but I personally don't have a clue to how the game works. (And please do not try to explain it

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Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 8:47 -0700
by Usagi

I would suggest looking into Ebay- you may not ask for $400- but there are cards that I have seen, selling at decent prices- if anyone at the Dojo- would be interested- sell to us first

-- then do your work on Ebay. The piont really is to try and get as much, but never exspect what you may desire. I have learnd that.--
Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 8:57 -0700
by Steve Hubbell
One of the big problems with buying and selling Yu-Gi-Oh cards on ebay is the large number of the rarer and more powerful(?) cards being offered for sale turning out to be counterfits. I would think that would only matter mainly if the buyer is a serious tournament player where it could cause some problems.
Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 9:06 -0700
by Usagi

Oh my gosh, you can "conterfit" such things.....oh my gosh, I SO don't know how to be evil....
Yea...I can see your point right there, cense things like that do happen- Good thinking. Hmmm....I don't know anything about Yu-Gi-Oh...but if it's anything like Pokemon (Poket Monsters)- people wpuld be looking for the rare ones' and as you say.
I've sold Pokemon (Poket Monsters) cards on Ebay (I never would have thought someone thought I was a counterfitter- spooky) , and I could suggest, just being as truthful with discriptions and pictures

I would think having a lot of pictures would be ok...and it amounts to a lot of trust really...a bad habit I fall into- because I am the type of person who treats people the way I want to be treated....
Or- If Ebay is just a no go- and Ronin-K dosent get what he needs form us- doing a local sell at perhaps the flea market or somewere in his community would be nice
