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09-15-2022, 11:12 AM
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I've done some "I paid X, I can't sell for less" deals. It's not logical for commonplace items, but sometimes it's the only data point there is to try and value an obscure or rare item. In those cases, I don't mind the seller doing that because we're both essentially guessing what the card might be worth. Sometimes I'm just grateful they are willing to let it go at all. When I hear that for a T206 or Goudey or Topps card, I move on.
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