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11-17-2005, 11:23 AM
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Comparing the CME/MERC with Cardboard trading
Posted By: davidcycleback
One advantage to baseball cards and memorabilia is that you can buy something at discount (bought in bulk, went cheaper than expected in an auction) and resell it right away for profit. If the 'book price' doesn't budge a penny, or even goes down, you can still make a profit off the item. 
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