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So what do you offer/do when it seems like the BIN is 4X what it should be?
If you offer 50% it's still like you are paying twice what you should......I hope that made sense ![]() Clayton |
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You offer what you are willing to pay for it as long as it is reasonable. An unreasonable listing price does not drive up or raise the value of the card.
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Thanks Jeff- maybe you or someone can help me here- what would be a reasonable offer for a Bob Ganley T206 graded V/G-E/X 4 ?
Just curious-thanks. Clayton Last edited by teetwoohsix; 09-03-2010 at 11:50 AM. Reason: correction |
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Not Jeff, but $70 - $75 would be reasonable.
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