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the price has been trimmed to a mere 6k and change.
for someone that had tons of cash it clearly seems like he is in a huge hurry to part with a card he said he would never sell. i highly suspect that the card is not in a bank any where. not really sure what to make of it all. i suspect that the price of the card is going to come down in the next day or so. kevin 
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