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I still believe for us non big timers (meaning those of us who pretty much max out at a $1000 an item give or take, but in general stay in the $100's for items/cards, the best value around is Ebay.
Not always obviously (see insane BINs), but you are much more likely to find a hidden gem of an item/card on Ebay and win it much less then u would at an Auction House. However, there are some auction houses where you still can get a great find at a good price, but honestly they are the smaller ones (B&L, RR, Mears a few others). I think Heritage and a few others whether I am bidding against the rich or the house, it is unlikely I can walk away with an item and feel I got a good deal on it. And those who find items at Antique or Estate Sales, like AC/DC says We Salute You!!! |
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