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01-17-2017, 01:46 PM
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With all the gyrations the market for cards has done in the last decade or so, odds are the outlier seller has a lot into the card and doesn't want to take the loss unless forced to, so he puts the card up at where he needs to be and hopes for the best. Been there, done that, expect to do it again. Denial is not just a river.
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