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10-24-2008, 12:07 PM
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Most knowledgeable people in the hobby today
Posted By: Anthony S.
Back when I was trying to acquire a certain particularly difficult card for my 1910 Obak set (Obak collectors know exactly which one I'm referring to, no reason to go into the backstory), I would write to sellers whenever they put the card in question up on Ebay, asking that they please not end the auction early, and explaining why it had become such a difficult and desirable card to acquire. One of the sellers wrote back and politely explained that he was aware of the situation surrounding that card and that he would let the auction run it's course. The note was signed "Bob Lemke." I felt just a little bit stupid. 
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