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11-15-2023, 01:58 PM
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As long as the AH is a quality one (hi, Al), I don't see the need for a reserve. Word will get out to the necessary bidders and quality will bring quality 99%+ of the time. As a bidder, I am with Jay on the issue: I bid what I want and if the card doesn't work for the seller at that level I move on.
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