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#11
04-09-2005, 07:36 PM
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Auction dollars spent vis a vis ebay dollars spent
Posted By: Patrick McMenemy
For those of us on a budget or for those of us chasing only a handful of type cards, EBAY is where most of my "card money" ends up. Although I enjoy window shopping the major auction companies catalogs, the inflated prices, together with the added "buyers fees" as well as the reality of having to buy a large lot to obtain a single card has placed bidding beyond my reach. 
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