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04-13-2007, 05:04 PM
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Selling cards on ebay/inheritance from relatives
Posted By: Dave
I know of the seller you speak of, and he lives about 25 miles west of me. I think he is selling the cards to maximize profits. It's obvious that he has someone helping him with the grading and desriptions of the cards also, so it could be based upon how many cards have been made ready for auction. I think the cards he has sold have been way overpriced...I think the whole inheritance story helps to boost interest and prices on this sellers lots. 
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