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04-19-2008, 06:02 AM
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You know that you have priced your cards too low on the B/S/T when.....
Posted By: barrysloate
For many years before I did auctions, I sold everything retail via pricelists. It didn't take more than the first day of a sale to discover which cards I underpriced. A couple of years ago I broke up an E90-2 set and listed them individually. Since I received about 14 calls on each card, it was pretty obvious I goofed. That's why I prefer the auction route over BST. I know most people are fed up with ebay but I think it is really difficult to price everything right. There is always somebody who knows more about a set than the seller, and is waiting to pounce on an underpriced card. Just my opinion, I know many will disagree. 
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