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01-25-2002, 12:04 PM
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Is it "ebay-legal" to put your reserve price in your description?
Posted By: runscott
...and the Brown Washington for an even different reason! This is a card that is normally quite valuable, but has been selling unusually low on ebay lately. I would love to sell it (I don't collect t206 variation), but not for an unrealistically low price. If someone else is willing to pay what it is worth to me, then I will sell it happily. If not, I will sell it later when the market is better. 
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