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02-06-2015, 05:36 PM
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It's quite obvious that he's got it priced for the future and the seller is taking into consideration the hyper-inflation which the seller must be predicting. In the seller's world that card is priced to sell and if they keep waiting it'll be half of the SMR value in a matter of months or even weeks (after the hyper-inflation hits).
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