Mike Spurgeon wrote: [snip]
The way I see it, if no one wants it at that price, which is entirely possible, he'll have to relist at a lower price.Either way, the buyer sets the price.
[snip]The last one that sold on ebay a few days ago went for $325, and that was just the card. Considering that this one has 2 drives as well (worth $40-$50), and we know there is at least one more person out there who was willing to pay over $300 for the card, that starting price wasn't so dumb.
I am astounded at the value placed on this particular rarity. Is it really so amazingly useful as all that?
Martin