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Originally Posted by drc
That's even another good point. When you see an auction price, you can't even be sure if the price was legitimate. Beyond shilling, you sometimes don't even know if the transaction went through. How can you use an price as an iron clad value, when you don't even know that price was ever paid?
Quite a few buyers have later deduced they were probably shilled when they try and resell the item and can't even get half.
For various reasons, I think going by a single sales prices is a dubious way to determine value.
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COMPLETELY AGREE WITH THIS STATEMENT.
JAKE, Good point on the X statement. Two might tango on a rare item. Then another will surface and one bidder is out of the equation.
PS: I knew you weren't drunk David...hence my attempt at humor with yoda and boom boom stick... aparently some people believe Yoda truly does exist
