1990-91 Pro Set Hockey Forum

Only the most recent 5 entries are used to calculate the median price. If you look at the entries passed number 5 you will see they are grated out.

There's reasons why some people may add cards like this. They may have made a lot purchase and spread the total cost over their cards. Other reasons are out there but they are also not how people should be entering prices like this. There is some review of prices being entered now so most of those will fade out over time.

Thanks, that clears that up for me!

It is impossable to keep up with the prices on a lot of cards.

Check  out your permissions.  At the bottom you will see if you have the permission to post prices without approval.

There have been changes to the system since 2013.  Online purchase is asked to add an URL to the purchase of the card. (not reqired)

Why would you want people who sells cards only be allowed to input prices.   They are tring to get the most money for each card.  Buyer oon the other hand are tring to get cards for the lowest price.   

It appears there are a few members that check cards that have sold on Ebay and add all the prices that sold.  If 5 cards sold in the last month they add all 5 cards and prices.

I just add cards I purchase and add the URL if I have one

budler - "Why would you want people who sells cards only be allowed to input prices.   They are tring to get the most money for each card.  Buyer oon the other hand are tring to get cards for the lowest price. "

If the seller put sin the price, then they are able to do this without any bias on shipping (I know it has been seperated).  They would be able to put in (IMHO) a more accurate price on the cards they sell.  

For example I just bought a partial 1990 leaf set (baseball) at an auction for $10....should I go through and put each of those cards at 5-10 cents now?  or when I break it up and try to sell them individually, put what they sell for?

Was just a thought....I see what you are saying as to the sellers putting in the high prices, but when we go to buy, we would know if we are getting a good deal......

Actually....thought just occurred while typing that.....what about adding an addition field to the price input of B/S (Bought/Sold) and that way it grasps both ends of the spectrum......Hey, I just bought this Gretzsky rookie for $20 and was able to sell it for $1500.  Averaging the last 5 of each of those might give a more balanced price?

(my random thoughts on pricing)