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Originally Posted by raulus
The only possible answer has to be that Deans is selling enough to make enough money to stay in business. Maybe a lot of the sales are going to people who aren't familiar with the market, either because they're new or because they don't really spend enough time to really evaluate whether the pricing is within a few standard deviations of market?
I suppose it's also possible that some buyers just prefer to work with a dealer that they know and trust, rather than faff about with randos online.
And maybe it's a little bit of all of the above, including the situations you listed.
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This. Someone recently bought his PSA 4 1933 Goudey #149 Ruth for $40K. It's nice, but so are the other 4s I've seen that went for half the price.