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09-13-2007, 08:30 AM
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buyer's premium
Posted By: barrysloate
I know DuMouchelles well...in 1991, they had the greatest rare baseball book collection this hobby has ever seen, and they didn't have a clue what anything was. They had books worth $5000 that had estimates of $50. But everyone found out about it and the auction has become part of hobby folklore. Nobody has a clue why that fabulous collection was consigned to them; they didn't even know how to write up the lots, other than to pretty much just list the title. It was amazing. 
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