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09-05-2015, 04:10 PM
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Photos are important!
For all your newbie ebay sellers, take a little extra time and post good photos. I was able to buy this PSA 3 T206 Speaker for about $100 under market because the photos weren't good and other cards got the bids this one would have received. Took a chance because seller had "good coloring" in title, but you'd never know it from his photo. Check out before and after pics.
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