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As noted previously:
1) Dean's Cards have excellent scans. You know what you are purchasing. 2) While you may think their prices are high; if you feel comfortable at that price they will sell to you and treat that as a contract thereof. 3) You will receive the card you ordered. There is a peacefulness to knowing this. Rich P.S. Yan can switch Dean's for Jim Kovacs in one of my recent articles and understand what he does: https://gogts.net/kleins-korner-dont...-card-pricing/
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I have no problem with a dealer listing a card at any price, as the article points out that many (including commons) are on short supply. but listing a PSA 5 of card XYZ for 2x what I can buy a similar graded card with a quick search, is trying to take advantage of people. I am surprised by the sugar coating this is getting here. "I just don't understand the business model" is not a good explanation. Yes, I see a lot of PSA 2 Cobbs listed by other sellers on Ebay for $6k+, but it is not like I can find that card for a better price. on the other hand, when I was looking for my Aaron base set cards, the prices at these dealers were so laughable I quickly moved on. Raw cards are where the money is made, because sellers try to convince people that TPGs are useless and instead push their own internal grades - which overstate the condition 90% of the time.
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I've come very close to doing this several times but luckily caught it right before confirming the purchase. Ebay's app seems to be very sensitive to the touch.
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I agree that you can find a gem or two from Deans. Personally I think I have found 5 cards in my wheelhouse that I haven't seen anywhere else in 3-10 years. When I find those kind of cards I don't mind paying a little more for good reliable service.
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