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04-16-2010, 06:43 AM
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I think that most of these "buy it now" listings are collectors that really don't want to sell their cards, but would be convinced to sell at a really high price only.
Back in the days of card shops, dealers actually had to move inventory to pay expenses like rent, utilities, salaries, etc. Nowadays it costs virtually nothing to list a card for sale on eBay, which causes a huge amount of clutter. The best way collectors can deal with this is clicking on the "auctions only" tab. Save your searches with this tab clicked and you won't have to click it every time. 
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