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Originally Posted by Lobo Aullando
I systematically walk the aisles, taking notes. I know where the market is for a couple of my top targets so I can jump on them if I encounter one in my "bargaining zone." After that first pass, I drop back by places and try to get things to shake out so that I get the most for my budget.
And when I say "my budget," I really mean 110-125% of what I had in mind when I walked in.
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great advice. Yes one should walk around BUT if you see your "white whale" and it's priced/condition you want then buy it when you see said item. I can't tell you how often I heard well I'll come back for my priority item and it's gone.
Now an item like a Seaver RC, you can wander around. An item like a 1920's William Patterson whomever are so tough that you might not see another one at the show
Rich