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05-25-2010, 09:22 AM
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Are you more picky about picking up our gems?
In the current economic snowstorm are you more picky about picking up cards?
 This can be either for your collection or to flip, if that is your desire. I have found myself being quite a bit more "careful" on both sides of that equation. Also, it seems like a straight sale, 4 figure card, is almost non-existent anymore. Even if the card is fairly priced most folks seem to want to buy at auction to make sure they aren't paying too much. And I understand there could be hanky panky in auctions but I am putting that aside for this discussion. Thoughts?
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