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10-08-2015, 09:18 PM
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Selling to Dean's Cards?
I would venture that most pre-war collectors on this board have not purchased much from Dean's Cards given their exorbitant pricing, but I'm curious if anyone has ever sold to them? My simple logic is that if they charge as much as they do, perhaps they offer more on the buy side? (I'm sure that's flawed logic, but I'm still curious.) Not looking to sell anytime soon, but always good to know what options are out there.
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