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Posted By: jay behrens

When I was setting up at shows, I was one of those dealers that enver had prices on his stuff. The main reason for this is that in the 80s prices were moving as rapidly as they are today. Having to constantly change the price stickers is very time consuming. Fortunately, I have a pretty good memory, knew my markets and I knew how much I tied up in each card, so I didn't need a price guide to tell me what I needed to sell something for in order to make a decent profit.

I do agree though, if a dealer isn't going to price his stuff, he better know his cards and not have the need for guide in order to price something.

Barry, we go to shows to socialize with other collectors. The cards are just a side benefit if you can find some worth your time.

Jay

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