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His mention of 35% vs 8% implies a 15-20% buyer's and seller's premium. My point is that I think this would be unusual on a high end, 5k+ card. I would think that even sites that normally charge this seller's premium would wave it to get high end cards in their auction. If they wouldn't, I certainly would not send my cards there.
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