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06-12-2007, 08:56 PM
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ebay bidding philosophy and doubts
Posted By: Dave S
I think this topic is similar to the "raw" vs. "slabbed" card...where everyone has their own opinions and are not going to sway far from it, even though they see the points of the other view. I definitely see Eric's point and that is not to say it's right or wrong. Simply put, what I think his point is, is that if I'm willing to pay $500 for a T206, what makes the difference (as far as my wallet) whether I place that bid on Day 1 or at the last second?? If that's my limit, and someone else has a higher limit, so beit... 
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