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07-15-2018, 07:25 AM
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Buying/Selling 101
When buying/selling vintage cards...I believe there to be numerous "unwritten" rules that should be followed. After all, baseball is a game of unwritten rules right?
I will lay down rule #1: When selling a card it is the sellers job to price said card. When wanting to buy someone's card...if said card is not for sale...the buyer should make the offer. Let's hear them and see if they stick? 
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