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01-02-2010, 10:19 PM
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He doesn't have to flip $50,000 cards
Flipping 500 cards that he bought at $100 each for $110 each would have the same effect.
barry - he's not asking anyone to do something out of the goodness of their hearts; he's seeking to repeatedly flip for profit by making smart buys. Bob Brill did something like this and blogged about it on Beckett a few years ago, though he stopped at near $10K. If you're purchasing lots of cards that have nice breakup value, significant profits from flipping are quite doable. 
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