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10-04-2007, 08:54 PM
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How do you handle a low ball offer?
Posted By: Rich H.
If you are referring to someone who recently offered a trade of 2 Old Judge beaters for a higher grade (and value) card, I, too, received this insane offer. While I think it is better to not get emotional about money, it is always hard to not be insulted when someone, who you would expect would have a clue, gives you an offer that is so obscenely low. 
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