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02-18-2016, 06:13 PM
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A few years back, a major auction house listed some cards from a significant collection for direct sale at a very substantial discount to market prices; what clearly happened is that an employee had used SMR to price the cards but for the particular issue SMR was ridiculously underpriced. I happened to see the listing very shortly after it was online. I called with every intention of buying several of the cards, but as the phone was ringing it just didn't feel right, and I ended up telling the person who answered of the mistake.
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