Making a Deal For An Arch Manning Slab On His Birthday! 🎂 #shorts
A collector attempts to sell an Arch Manning slab card to a dealer on the collector's birthday. The dealer negotiates the price from the asking price of $150 up to $175, and they complete the transaction.
Summary
In this short video, a collector approaches a dealer with an Arch Manning trading card slab that he received as a birthday gift. The collector expresses satisfaction with the card, noting it was a nice gift and that it's his first detailed/graded card. The collector initiates a sale, asking for $150. The dealer counter-offers at $175, which is higher than the asking price. The collector agrees to this price, and they confirm the deal is complete with a handshake or agreement to proceed with the transaction.
Key Insights
- The collector received an Arch Manning slab as a birthday gift and states it was his first graded/detailed card
- The collector initiates the sale by asking $150 for the Arch Manning slab
- The dealer counter-offers at $175, exceeding the collector's asking price
- The collector immediately accepts the $175 offer without further negotiation
- Both parties confirm the deal is suitable and finalize the transaction
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Transcript
[0:00] How are you doing? Okay, dude. How are you? Okay, how are you? I have this, I want to sell it. I want to sell my case. This is my first detail. The first? Yes. Was it good? So far so good. I received it for my birthday, a nice gift. I like it. And I have this for you. They match in color. Oh, cool, dude. My old state god. Do you have a place? I want around 150. I would pay a little more. How about 175? I agree. Is it suitable? Yes, sir. Let's do this. [0:30] Please.
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