EBay SGC
Re: EBay SGC
If yes, that's a reasonable price (compared to the ones that were paid some 5 years ago)t0nyt wrote: Mon Apr 14, 2025 5:46 am It was a buy it now (no offers accepted) so I assume it sold for £104
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Re: EBay SGC
I nearly bought it myself as a spare, but decided against it. It’s much better to go somewhere it will get used (hopefully)
Re: EBay SGC
I got mine for half that on Ebay recently on a buy it now price, 52 pounds.
Agree with your sentiment on letting others have a go. The same sale had a Quibide interface that I left for others to buy. Too many collectors have multiples of the same thing. An interest like the QL will only prosper when more people are involved with resources spread out.
The only thing Ebay has lots of is bare QL's with no leads and power packs!
Agree with your sentiment on letting others have a go. The same sale had a Quibide interface that I left for others to buy. Too many collectors have multiples of the same thing. An interest like the QL will only prosper when more people are involved with resources spread out.
The only thing Ebay has lots of is bare QL's with no leads and power packs!
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Re: EBay SGC
Given the amount I have sold recently, gold cards and super gold cards aren't actually very rare.Wicksy wrote:I got mine for half that on Ebay recently on a buy it now price, 52 pounds.
Agree with your sentiment on letting others have a go. The same sale had a Quibide interface that I left for others to buy. Too many collectors have multiples of the same thing. An interest like the QL will only prosper when more people are involved with resources spread out.
The only thing Ebay has lots of is bare QL's with no leads and power packs!