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Calling all eBay detectives

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This 8.5 ToS #39:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tales-of-Suspense-39-IRON-MAN-Marvel-Comics-1963-White-Pages-CGC-8-5-/121332944203

 

was obviously relisted:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tales-of-Suspense-39-IRON-MAN-Marvel-Comics-1963-White-Pages-CGC-8-5-/121341158848

 

These types of relists definitely slip through the cracks and we're to figure out a better way to detect them. Sooooooo - does anyone know a way to detect this sort of thing just from those 2 pages?

 

There are the obvious things like the same pictures and same auction title, but those things can be altered on the relist so they're not dependable detection. Any thoughts/ideas would be highly appreciated. Thanks!

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What's the issue, exactly?

 

By default, it shows up twice as a sale in the price guide. Once at $14,700 and another at $13,500. Allowing them both to flow into the system creates an artificial, escalated value of the book in that grade. The $14,700 got flagged by a member on the site as a relist, but that's a manual action we can't always count on. Just curious if anyone has discovered a way to auto-detect this that we're not aware of. Thanks for asking!

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