These cards weren't 'worth' $20000.
They were worth what they sold for - $10000.
If only one other bidder believes an item is worth double what it sells for in the majority, how is it 'worth' the higher number. At the higher number, the sale merely represents an overwhelming desire to own the item beyond logic and likely recompense, and clearly evidences over estimating the items worth.
Should the item be available for sale again, and the one other bidder who is willing to bid highly has found his itch scratched and is no longer looking.....the number at which most see value is the true worth of the item.
Everything else is sheer pride of ownership in its many guises.
Oh, and the guy who dudded you is a cad, as Adam pointed out in an earlier post.
Last edited by 68Hawk; 01-26-2015 at 01:35 PM.
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