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08-30-2016, 12:18 PM
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I think many members are concerned about price manipulation (e.g., shilling, etc.) in the market, which results in the the market prices only being artificially manipulated prices. They add the anecdotal evidence where when a card is for sale via an auction or consignment house, the card goes for record prices. However, when you sell that same card yourself (even through an AH), it doesn't come close to those high prices anymore.
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