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03-07-2013, 12:23 PM
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pricing
When I go into a shop and see a common beater T206 priced at one hundred bucks I figure that the rest of the inventory will be overpriced so I usually leave without asking about anything else. Sounds like a poor strategy to me.
If it was in the case at a reasonable price I would take a serious look at the rest of the inventory and I would probably spend some money. Same thing with card shows. I take a quick look at the dealers cases and if things are overpriced I move on quickly. Rick
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