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06-07-2022, 07:22 AM
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Bidding in auction is a rush/addiction similar to grading. Many people love the thrill and the competitiveness, Especially for bragging rights. If you have big pre war piece I’d go to REA, like Cracker Jack or T206 ect. Goudey Ruth’s or Post War High End Rookies in high grade, I’d go to Memory Lane.
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