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08-24-2015, 08:47 AM
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Ignorance vs. Thievery
I am wondering what opinions people have in regards to listings that are brought to our attention and how many of them are crooks who take advantage of people and how much of these listings are just people who have no idea what they have.
I once thought I had a Wagner as well...granted I was 12 and it said on the back it was worth $20K...but I really did think I had an amazingly valuable card. Do you think the majority of these listings are just ignorance or are there really that many greedy unethical crooks out there? 
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