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01-14-2015, 05:55 AM
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I dont have an issue with the auction houses i mean they do all the leg work. Its nice if your busy.Its sometimes easier to just put your cards through the auction house where they may get more exposure. I agree with the buyer fees. They are expensive or at least some are. I get they have to get paid but still. Oh well what ya goin to do I ask on here all the time for my 34 goudeys but no one ever has any and next week they are in an auction. There is positive and negatives to auction houses.
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SELLING 1934 GOUDEY PARTIAL SET---CHECK OUT THE THREAD IN B/S/T 
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