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11-10-2004, 10:45 AM
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Question about Larry Fritsch Cards
Posted By: Gary B.
I've also found that Net54 is an excellent way to buy things since like ebay you're buying from collectors, or even when you're buying from dealers, they generally are not completely out of touch with reality, meaning they know what something is worth, but more importantly, what a decent, reasonable price is in a range people will actually pay. Just because something books for $400, if it sells on ebay in the $175-$200 range, I just won't pay $400 when I know I can do better - it's just not realistic. 
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