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Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector
At least if the seller tells you what they paid for the card that will save time if you arent willing to pay more than that..
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Prescisely. Now, if they are lying about how much they paid for it, that's a different story.
Meanwhile, if someone only paid $250 for what would ordinarily be a $1000 card, it raises some questions about whether the exact item they have is actually worth $1000.
If you're buying a house, is it relevant what the house previously sold for? Or what the identical model across the street sold for a year ago?
A lot of people don't like being called out on how much of a profit they're making, but there may be legitimate reasons to bring up a prior sales price. As a seller, you can always refuse to sell if the offer is too low in your estimation.