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08-30-2016, 10:52 AM
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Prices
Why does it seem like many members think that certain ebay sellers and certain auction houses do not reflect the market prices? I have collected for many years (over 30) and it seems to me that today's technology reaches a far greater audience than the old SCD did back in the day. Hence, I think that some of these values are just a result of a market inflecting up a bit (hopefully not too much as I go for the Monster minus the big guys). I would love to know everyone's thoughts.
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