
08-31-2021, 07:09 PM
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Ma.tt Whi.te
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Join Date: Nov 2019
Location: MD
Posts: 572
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ClementeFanOh
Notfast- what "this" are you referring to? That dealers expect to come out ahead in
trades, or that collectors are willing to take a "loss" in the trade to get what they want?
Both are in fact true- at least, in 40 years of collecting I've consistently observed it.
People (collectors and sellers) know what they have financially in their cards, which gives them room to make deals of all sorts- trade, sale, buy. If the "majority" doesn't
understand this simple concept, then the majority have their heads in a bucket. Trading
is a massively popular way to acquire cards, so those who don't accept it out of hand
are shorting themselves in the end. You can't make someone trade, but when someone
dismisses it from the start, they limit themselves. Trent King
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The majority of people do not expect the dealer to “win” the trade. That’s why trading is very hard.
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