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I could not care less what the buyer's premium is. Whatever it is, I just net it out of the total price I am willing to pay. In other words, if the most I want to pay for a card is say 1K, I don't care at all if you call 800 the bid and 200 the premium, or 900 the bid and 100 the premium. Why should I? I don't understand the continued misconceptions around it.
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