Rubbercarp is the proprietor of that website.
Yep.
I was a player for many years (started with Fellowship), got out when Shadows came around, and got back in about a year and half ago. Once I built the 30 or so decks that I wanted, I turned to selling my extra cards, but selling singles on eBay got to be too expensive when they changed their Store Formats so I tried building a website. About half of my buyers are from TLHH. The other half wander in from Google, or god knows where.
P.S. You also have to keep in mind that 80% of those singles will never sell unless someone in a niche market wants to make a deck and happens to need Orc Scimitar.
Probably closer to 90 or 95% =)
The majority of the foils just sit there, but I'm not out to sell all my foils at once. If I was, then I would would expect to only be able to move a complete foil set for $300 =)
It's just what they sell for.
My site is primarily for buyers who need a few cards to complete a deck, or a set or whatever. And are priced accordingly.
And Ket is right on! Don't be disappointed in us for thinking the value is so low. Be disappointed that the value is so low.
And again, rather than take our word for it, post it for sale at a price that you would like. I'd love to be proven wrong! Most foil collectors dream of putting together "the complete set" I'd love to know that its value is on the rise!