Picking Up Some SICK Patch Cards At The Dallas Card Show! ๐ค #shorts
A collector at the Dallas Card Show negotiates purchases of vintage sports cards, including cards of LT, Theismann, Marshawn Lynch, and Alex Smith. The transaction concludes with the collector agreeing to pay $1,000 for a deck of cards after some price negotiation.
Summary
The transcript captures a brief interaction at the Dallas Card Show between a collector and a vendor. The collector inquires about specific vintage sports cards, asking to see cards of LT (Lawrence Taylor), Theismann, Marshawn Lynch, and Alex Smith. The vendor shows the cards and quotes an initial asking price. The collector responds to the pricing, and there is a back-and-forth negotiation about the cost. The vendor initially asks for $11 but the collector suggests rounding to an even thousand dollars. The vendor accepts this offer, and the transaction is completed at $1,000. The interaction ends cordially with thanks exchanged and a polite farewell.
Key Insights
- The collector expresses interest in acquiring a specific deck of vintage sports cards featuring notable players like LT, Theismann, Marshawn Lynch, and Alex Smith
- The vendor initially prices the card deck at $1,570, which the collector questions by asking 'Exactly 15?'
- The collector and vendor negotiate the price, with the vendor asking for $11 on top of a base amount
- The collector proposes rounding the price to an even $1,000, which the vendor accepts
- The transaction is successfully completed with both parties expressing satisfaction and exchanging polite farewells
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Transcript
[0:01] Can I see LT, Theismann and this Theismann? Can we watch Marshawn and Alex Smith? Okay, maybe add that. What do you want for this deck? What did I stop at? 1570. Exactly 15? Good. What do you think about both of them? You're asking for 11 , so if you make it an even thousand, I'll take it. What did you say about these two? A thousand. That's fine. Good. Yes, thank you, as always. Have a nice day.
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