47 replies to this topic

[FATPHILLY]

I wouldn't take (or offer) 100$ myself if I went. Still gotta add tax,gas,time, all that adds up no?

[wbj]

And eBay fees.

Taking a flight there, if that's what he did, isn't cheap either.

[uclahockey707]

Yeah, at minimum the offer should be 150% percent of the actual price to make it somewhat worth their while, and even then that might be thin depending on the circumstance.

[Bleafer]

I offered him $100 and he declined lol

 

Well they cost $100 at the sale, so I doubt he would sell them for the same price he paid. Like the others said, it adds up.

[cthockey]

Unfortunately theres many that went to that sale that didn't have such a large overhead expense (gas/plane ticket/lodging/time) and will be able to afford to sell the items cheaper. What one person needs to sell something at to make a profit will be different from others. 

If I lived in St Louis I'd be happy buying pants for $100 and selling them for $150.. Theres not too many banks or investment firms that can give you .50 cents on the dollar returns within a week!!

[Erock84]

It was a joke I don't need blues pants

[Beer leaguer]

Did anyone grab morrow gloves?

[Grizzly]

Well they cost $100 at the sale, so I doubt he would sell them for the same price he paid. Like the others said, it adds up.

Price on pants varied depending on player, condition, and brand. Not all were $100.

Most of the prices being discussed here are what was left after the first wave. Used Reebok and CCM garbage gloves and pants. Newer/named player items were marked up but were gone almost instantly. There's no telling what it was priced at bc it was seen only by the first few people in line.

Did anyone grab morrow gloves?

There were no Morrow gloves