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08-08-2009, 02:46 PM
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eBay prices are not always what something is worth.. i can name many examples...
i bought a Roger Maris signed program for $80, and sold it for $350 i bought a deck of Ty Cobb Bigelow cards for $75, and i am selling the graded singles for $25 each. I bought a group of 55 AP photos for $61, and i can sell them of much more than that.. so just because an item sells on eBay for \"X\" amount does not mean it is worht \"X\" amount. This Ty cobb piece would do much better in a major auction like REA.. eBay is not the place for this item.. 
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