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09-21-2009, 11:36 AM
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For my small stuff that I sell, Id rather sell to guys on here, who I know are into sports. Plus, there isnt the BS stuff ebay is doign these days.
Of course, I understand that a "wider range" of appeal is needed on big ticket items too, as not everyone who collects cards and memorabilia belongs to Net54, tho they should, as its the best.  Also, the pile of non sports paper and oddball I have gets bigger and bigger if I dont go to ebay. ha.
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