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12-07-2004, 02:52 PM
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Fort Washington show
Posted By: Scott Elkins
they do not have quite the markup most ALL dealers have! I know this, b/c I have sold Levi and his staff several PSA cards in the past year. I have looked for them in his ads and seen most for sale (the others he must have sold at shows). I know that most of the ones I sold him under $300 are ONLY marked up for a $50-$75 profit. Then, when he gives someone "only" $10 or so off, that even lowers this profit (plus you have to take into account all of his expenses). It is like Hal and others have stated - nothing wrong in trying to get top dollar for your cards. What is really wrong is when some of the dealers "shill" their auctions up to your maximum bid (after the auction has supposedly ended) and overgrade cards by 2-3+ grades! At least with 707, all the prices are there and most all of his cards are slabbed! 
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