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06-10-2019, 07:38 AM
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Shill Bidding
I thought the rule of thumb for a collector is bid until its too high for you and then stop. I know I was bid up a many a time on T206 PD 42 when I stupidly advertised I was collecting that subset. I still stopped bidding on what I needed when I thought it got out of hand. Hell, the last card I needed for the run I was fully taken advantage of but I still paid that particular price to finish the subset.
Buyer beware and buyer be smart
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Adam Goldenberg 
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