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04-17-2006, 10:23 AM
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If you found vintage cards at a garage sale
Posted By: Seth B.
Yes, if I set the price. If only charged five dollars, then that's exactly what they're worth to me, and I'd obviously be perfectly comfortable giving it up for that amount. I mean, I don't think there's a Net54 Garage Sellers board right now with a "Dumbest Deals You Ever Struck" post, nor do I see anyone on our "Shrewdest Deals" thread jumping into to identify themselves as someone at a garage sale that got swindled: they were probably just as happy to get money for those pieces of cardboard. When you sell something, you sell at the value you think appropriate, and if you set that value, you suggest you'll be happy with it. 
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