FREE: Let's have some FUN!! The More You Bid the More Cards the Winner Receives

The listing, Let's have some FUN!! The More You Bid the More Cards the Winner Receives has ended.

I wanted to list a fun auction, to foster interaction and competition between multiple bidders! So here is a list of the variety of Baseball cards the high bidder will receive: 1999 Topps Prospects, 1998 Prism, 1992 Upper Deck, 1992 Upper Deck Star Rookies, 1992 Upper Deck Collectors Choice, 1992 Upper Deck Top Prospects, 1992 Fleer Ultra, 1992 Topps, 1991 Upper Deck Top Prospects, 1991 Upper Deck, 1991 Upper Deck Star Rookies, 1991 Upper Deck Baseball Heroes, 1991 Score, 1991 Topps 40 Years of Baseball, 1991 Donruss, 1990 Score, and even some 1990 Fleer Football Cards. Now here are the rules: We will begin the auction with this 1991 Upper Deck Bernie Williams Star Rookie card. Once the bid reaches 20 Credits, I will randomly draw another card out of the box pictured above and list what it is in either an Auction Update or the Comment Section. Once the bid increases another 20 Credits, I will randomly select and list another card. This process will continue every 20 credits until the auction ends with the High Bidder taking it all! Note: The yellow sticky notes you see in the picture of the box of cards are separating each variety of cards I listed above. When I randomly select the cards I will start from the section on the left side of the box and every random selection thereafter I will select from the next section so there will be No back to back selections of the same year and make of card. For example the first card randomly selected may be a 1992 Upper Deck, the next card will not be, however it may be a 1992 Upper Deck Star Rookie. There are multiple doubles in this box of cards, if a double is selected I will include it and draw again. Hopefully, if all goes well the Winner will receive the whole box!! Side note: I have a day job, so please be patient and I will get all the random selections listed, I'm not going to take pictures of every individual card. There are just too many. All cards are in as Great of condition as the one pictured above.