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04-16-2011, 02:32 PM
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As a newbie, I'm curious to know how the partnering usually works. How do you decide who places the bids? How do you jointly decide upon the maximum bid price on the lot? How do you decide the cost you will share if you still don't know how much the lot will close for? If the lot is a bunch of commons and a key HOF, how do you decide how much of the cost the person getting the HOF should cover?
All tips and advice are welcome. Here are the lots I know I'm interested in, but I haven't got my catalog and pored over every lot yet, so there could be more. Lot 356 - Orange Borders - Carrigan and Stahl Lot 297 - T206 Rare Backs - Carrigan Broadleaf -Jonathan 
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