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OcalaFlGuy

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Ok, so I've mentioned this before but I was sending ThomasB a message and chuckled out loud on The Pen's Price is Right! :D

 

His ID on Fleabay is TBickiii. Get to an item of his and Save him as a seller. Then you can go to Sellers You Follow on your watch page and click on See Seller's items and all of Thomas's stuff will be on one page. While there are a few other good pen sellers on The Bay, Thomas is the only one I know who loads ALL of his pens in to close at the same time each week.

 

He has all of his pens close on Sunday night around 8:30 PM Eastern time. There's usually about 3-5 minutes between each item and when one ends you just go to the next item. He usually has around 12 pens close.

 

Now of course, the game is to guess the close price closest without going over.

 

I genuinely have a damn fun time with it Every Sunday. (Except for the couple three weeks when Thomas takes a break. :angry: ;) )

 

It's also really educational too. Thomas has great listings and uber great pics so you get a good view of the pen and relevant info about it. You get some good exposure to how certain pens were usually fitted out.

 

Give it a try and have some fun while learning about the pens and pen market.

 

Bruce in Ocala, Fl

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I genuinely have a damn fun time with it Every Sunday. (Except for the couple three weeks when Thomas takes a break. :angry: ;) )

Thanks for the kind words...I do need a break every once in a while :wacko: ...So, just to prepare yourself, I will not be listing pens on 6/1 as the family will be heading to beach for some much deserved down time...Will be back listing though on 6/8

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