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09-16-2011, 10:18 PM
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Everyone complains about ebay yet we all buy and sell from it continuously. Ebay will continue to get better realized prices than any major auction house without exorbitant seller's commissions and buyer's premiums. A recent card was bought at a Huggins and Scott auction for 5000 or so and sold on ebay for 9200!
No website is ever perfect and eBay has many imperfections but as far as my cards getting the most exposure, theres nothing like eBay. 
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