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#18
08-31-2012, 07:28 PM
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why auction houses?
I have a friend who buys T-206's. He looks to buy large lots of PSA Graded T-206's. Since he's so far along he usually accumulates doubles triples etc. (At one point he had 12 Hal Chase Blue Back Portraits from PSA 3 to 6) He's too busy to list on ebay. So I got him to take all of his extras to Baltimore. One Auction house gave him a very nice cash advance on his cards so he could go purchase other T-206 cards he needed.
Cash advance is another reason for auction houses.
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Carlo Cella 
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