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02-17-2012, 01:24 PM
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for me
I have gone in on lots before and have not bid because I knew a friend was going for a set or needed the card badly for his collection. That being said I very rarely discuss what I am bidding on anymore because the few type collectors and myself usually want the same thing. By discussing it, it makes me feel I shouldn't bid. So I don't talk about them beforehand. Very good friends and I butt heads in auctions all of the time. That's what happens with passionate collectors. Not a big deal. Just like on Storage Wars, whoever has the most money in their pocket can buy the cards. I just need more money in my pocket!!
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Leon Luckey www.luckeycards.com 
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