Buying Some AWESOME College Football Cards At Shipshewana Card Fest! 🏈 #shorts
A collector purchases college football cards at Shipshewana Card Fest and receives a gift from vendors. The group negotiates pricing on card lots, with discussions around valuation ranging from $180 to $750, ultimately settling on a deal the collector appreciates.
Summary
At Shipshewana Card Fest, the collector is presented with a gift by vendors. The transaction involves multiple price negotiations and valuations. The vendors initially offer items with stated values of $200, with the seller's price at $180 and a potential value of $230. They then discuss another pile of cards, with one person suggesting a $750 valuation as a target figure, though they end up slightly off that mark, landing at $725. Despite not hitting the exact $750 price point, the collector expresses genuine gratitude for the gift and the deals provided, complimenting the vendors' collection quality and their willingness to negotiate fairly.
Key Insights
- Vendors offer items with a $200 value tag, but their actual selling price is $180 with a potential higher valuation of $230
- The group uses $750 as a target 'magic number' for pricing a card lot, treating it as a reference point for negotiation
- The final agreed price lands at $725, which the collector acknowledges as slightly off from the $750 target
- The collector prioritizes the quality of the vendors' inventory and the value of receiving a gift over achieving exact pricing targets
- The collector emphasizes appreciation for both the cool merchandise and favorable deal pricing offered by the vendors
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Transcript
[0:00] I got a gift for you. >> Oh, that's crazy, bro. That's crazy. Thank you, guys. Do you know how much that is? >> 200. >> 200 value or my price? >> 180 my price. 230? >> Oh, look. Let's do that pile. See what we come up with. >> 750? >> 750 is the magic number, huh? We're a little off. It's probably this. Seven. >> 725? >> Y'all gave me a cool gift. That's fine. I appreciate it a lot. You have some really cool stuff and I always appreciate the deals. Thanks, fellas.
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