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04-03-2009, 12:32 PM
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Partnering On Auction Lots
Posted By: JK
I posted about this in the e94 thread. I think Adam's first method (percentages) is the way most do it. Selling even shares really only works if the cards are of equal value. When you have a lot with a number of commons and some superstars like wagner/cobb or wide ranges of conditions, you will have a difficult time finding people to pay an even share of the lot (i.e. no one is going to be willing to overpay on a common so that someone else who signed up first can get a cobb at a 10% discount) 
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