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12-09-2010, 11:44 AM
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Anyone know what sort of deals sellers of big dollar cards are able to get from the major auction houses? I'm just curious if you had a T206 Wag or other big dollar card, what sort of deal could you negotiate? None of this is public info, so I guess we'd be talking about rumors, but it would be interesting if anyone knew...
It seems like the website traffic from a really famous card alone would be worth it to some auction houses. 
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