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#8
05-25-2005, 07:23 PM
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Dealers on ebay
Posted By: Robert
Your thinking is not correct because EBAY in my opinion is the true price indicator of the value of cards and what people are willing to pay for that card. It would not make much sense for a dealer to buy cards and try to flip them back on EBAY. Just because it sells less then the SMR the chances of them re-selling again and making SMR are pretty slim. Then there are those freak times when you get 2 idiots trying to outbid one another but that is a rarity as well, but nice when you are the seller. 
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