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09-13-2015, 09:22 PM
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Follow up on the eight auctions I was interested in -
Had to pick the three I wanted most and place 100 dollar bids on what I thought was the best of the lot. Was second bidder on two and won one at 56 bucks. The remaining lesser stars I needed for my set but did not bid on based on the seller forcing my hand, and having to pick what I could afford to win based on his listing everything at the same time all sold at less than 60 each. I would have been a bidder on all of them had I known that I lost two. He left 250 dollars on the table and would have had higher sales on his auctions. Not the awesomest business practice. Last edited by JustinD; 09-14-2015 at 06:34 AM. Reason: Corrected my bad math 
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