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I know which sellers you're referring to and their prices border on absurd...and trying to offer a fair price to them is an exercise in frustration. Most common 3s should be in the $120-140 range. It seems like some of the auction sites are more reasonable. I hope they stay that way because I'm getting fairly close to knocking out the '15 set. The process has been fun.
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