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12-07-2010, 12:37 PM
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The Catalogue Auctions have to charge higher fees (on both ends), largely due to the costs of producing the Catalogues. The related costs are quite expensive and time consuming for their employees. Production, printing, photography, layout, man-hours, and postage costs for mailing the Catalogues out to thousands of prospective clients, etc.
That's where a significant portion of the money goes... 
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