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Old 11-03-2018, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by frankbmd View Post

Wisely you review recent auction data to see what you might ask for the card. You find a recent auction with a price that surprises you on the "high" side.
Before pricing your card you need to look at all the recent auction data you found, not just the "high" side auction. If that high side sale was an anomaly and every other sale was much lower than what you decided to list your card for, then you shouldn't expect to find a bidder for your price.
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