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Originally Posted by rats60
Sure it does. If a seller would rather have his card than what you offer, the card is worth more than what you offer. Why does an exchange have to take place to determine a card's worth? You say a card is only worth what someone is willing to pay, well what if its current owner is willing to pay more for the card than anyone else (not sell it at your low offer)?
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+1. It is called replacement costs. If the seller would have a hard time rebuying the card for what it sold for, then the low offer IS NOT the market value. It is just someone making a low offer and hoping the seller will sell.