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12-02-2009, 02:39 PM
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Auction Houses for the not so big spender...
Does anyone have any recommendations on an Auction House where you can spend only a couple hundred bucks at most and pick up a great deal? I know there are many to choose from. My interests are mostly picking up cards (raw or graded) to add to sets I am trying to put a dent into, some pre-war, and some post. Does anyone have any solid opinions?
Much appreciated as always - Rob 
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