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12-21-2002, 12:47 PM
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Neilson Cobb is back...with a twist
Posted By: Hankron
Interesting, Brian. I think in most of these cases, the seller is simply wasting his or her own time and dropping dollars in the eBay coffer. My off the cuff guess is that the seller paid too much for the card, and has a hard time cutting his losses. It's a hard thing to admit to yourself (ofen even more so than to others) that you were wrong and overvalued something in your collection. 
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