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If I understand this correctly the purchaser of a card is supposed to pay for the card and then let it sit in a vault instead of taking possession of it? Crap, I guess I'm doing this wrong because for some reason or other I want the pretty piece of card board in my hand after I purchase it.
This almost sounds like you purchase a card, allow the auction company to hold on to it until you feel the time is right to allow the AH to put it up for auction again. It doesn't matter if the card sells for more or less than the previous auction because the AH collects the 20% buyers premium, again, without any risk of losing $$ on the material that is being auctioned because they don't own it. This sounds more like a new hobby where you ride the ride and hope you're not left holding the bag at the end of the bubble.
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