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05-20-2016, 08:15 PM
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You never know how any single item will sell on a given day. It requires that "perfect storm" or the right bidders and the right time to maximize the return. To think no bidders were willing to go past $1600 on one day and a week later, someone will go $5500…not likely, but it could happen.
It will probably sit unsold for a while and either disappear eventually or slowly drop in price.
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