Maybe 100? If you look at what cold fusions have sold for on eBay you’ll get a good feel for what it’s worth.
My guess is the recent sale of some of those rare proyo’s crowd fusions inspired this guy to ask for that much.
I can’t find it but I saw another listing of a bunch of business logo plastics and the guy wanted $650 hahaha
I wasn’t even aware they released Duncan branded Cold Fusions. Still have my original Proyo Cold Fusion I bought in the 90s, I paid around $35 for it lol. ;D
I contacted an eBay vendor about this once to see why the price was so outrageous. I was told that the item was out of stock and instead of removing the listing he just raised the price to something no body would buy until he restocked.
eBay gives more weighting to vendors with items in-stock, and when you search for something on ebay the default is for live auctions and not to show completed listings. So by keeping an item available and just putting it up at a price that no one would ever buy it at, they keep their search rankings up within eBay, don’t list the search priority of that particular listing, and buy themselves time to restock.
It’s a dumb system, don’t get me wrong, but it’s how eBay does it so the sellers have adapted to use the rules to their advantage.
Then that tactic varies by the seller because I’ve caught people selling for ridiculous prices and claiming the “out of stock routine” just to find out they have plenty in stock for sale at their personal web stores! Do you think everyone that does it on Ebay intends on giving the money back to a fool who would pull the trigger on their overpriced offering? I think not