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07-21-2012, 08:25 PM
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He will be enjoying that card for a loooooong time at that price. It may constitute a poorly attempted flip, (the object is to sell it), and I have no quarrel with anyone who flips. Anyone who has sold a card has done it, just in varying timeframes. I am currently flipping cards I bought 2 weeks ago and one that I bought 25 years ago.
What threatens this hobby more is the destruction of historical memorabilia in order to create another intrinsically worthless chase card that will be "flipped" for hundreds.
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