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03-17-2015, 04:45 PM
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It is easy to refuse offers no matter if the buyer thinks he is making a good offer---I was at the White Plains show this past weekend---I had 2 52 Mantles--sold a sgc 35 and have a sgc 10 52 Mantle---$6700---a customer looked at it sat and we talked---He came back sunday and threw down a bank envelope with 5 K cash in it---I just looked at him and said, I paid more for it than your offer---that ended the cash offer---just because he had 5 cash doesnt mean he will get his deal-----my one buddy said, if you accepted all the offers you receive, you would make a bundle---(I also would most likely lose a few bucks)----just another story on low offers.
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