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02-12-2008, 11:40 AM
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Talk about overpaying!!!
Posted By: Rhys
I have always wondered about his final value prices. I sell quite a bit on ebay and have hundreds of people who have me bookmarked as one of their favorite sellers etc. I have never once received the type of prices over an entire auction as he does every single time and this is over an 8 year period, thousands of items. He gets $400 for wire photos from the 1960's sometimes. Prices that are uniformly higher than Mastro and Robet Edwards when you consider the price he gets above market value. It is really amazing. I have thought in the past about maybe just shipping all my stuff to him. He gets 300% of what something is worth and then takes 30% of the value in commision, seems like a good deal to me. 
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