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02-19-2015, 06:56 AM
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I enjoy it - I have the top membership type (gold?) which allows you to see the pictures associated with the sale. I love being able to track sales of cards I own, along with those in which I am interested in buying.
Seeing the scans as well is important to me, since not all cards in a certain grade are equal. You can see if there was a reason one card sold for a premium. As for the cost ($179-ish?), it's well worth it to me, since the actual data of real sales is more relevant than price guide estimates, and I could easily save the cost of an annual membership with one purchase, if I know what is a fair price to pay / sell. 
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