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Originally Posted by cubsfan-budman
Indeed. Maybe he didn't know about it until it got outed?
Also, it's been mentioned in another thread and seemed to get pretty unanimous support: don't bid more than you're willing to spend.
Pretty good rule of thumb.
Finally, why is the buyer more important than the seller? Everyone is concentrating on what a great deal COULD have been had on this card. Isn't the seller entitled to getting what the card is worth?
Again, assuming the buyer didn't go into debt or something to buy the card, everyone got an equitable deal here.
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Hey, there is a reason there is no rule. I am just saying, if I were the buyer I would prefer not to have thousands of unnecessary collectors looking at what I am bidding on and talking about it. It probably did work out better for the seller. Of course the seller is entitled to every penny he can get....but it is his/her responsibility to get the most for it, not ours. I will reiterate, these are all reasons there is no rule. Happy collecting....