This seller lists the most CAC coins (330) of any Ebay seller. He advertises a total of 11,071 items. But I have seen some of the coins also listed at other dealers' sites. And the prices seem very high to me. The seller averages 19 selling feedbacks per year, fewer than .2% of the listed items. And I believe almost all of those few sales are for under-$80 items, all of which (I believe) he privatizes, possibly in an effort to hide his lack of significant sales. I have often wondered why this seller would bother to endure the painfully tedious process of uploading so many listings just to sell about one in 600 annually. Is his Ebay site a vanity project? My guess is yes.
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Do you know of any dealer(s) who has more than 330?
Do you know of any dealer(s) who has more than 330?
We have 416 CAC-stickered coins on our website and ebay store for sale with another 181 for auction on our website...
The seller most likely reaches out to other dealers (who don't necessarily have eBay accounts) and offers to list their coins at a higher price on eBay. With some of the modern listing tools, the amount of time to post a listing on eBay can actually be quite small. So he's acting as an affiliate/middleman to some extent. He doesn't hold inventory and posts others' inventory at extremely high prices in the hopes of catching a whale now and then.
Since the cost to list is nil and with the right tools quick, it's probably a fishing expedition with a high payout-to-effort ratio.
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Most dealers doctor photos? Sweeping generalizations. And, those dealers are very ethical per your statement?