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02-19-2016, 04:43 PM
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I bought a couple cards from Levi some years ago -- '52 Topps Minoso and Pitler as I recall. I was quite satisfied although I suspect I paid a premium for the cards. I admire Levi for his role in the hobby. Setting up at all the shows with an amazing array of cards. An honest and colorful guy -- a 'pillar' of the hobby in my view.
As to pricing, I've never had a problem with sellers who insist on a premium above auction/market value. The point I've made a couple of times is that eBay was a hell of a lot more fun and productive for collectors in the days of auctions, before the proliferation of BINs. 
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