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08-23-2006, 08:54 AM
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Board's opinion on BST behavior
Posted By: joe
Cat, unlike you I don't have extra cards to trade. Although I have been doing this for 25-30 years I was never one to get duplicates of cards I collect. Any cards I trade I would have to rebuy somewhere down the road. I finally made a trade with a board member where I traded a high grade card for a lower graded card of the same player along with some other cards that I needed. This was tough to do because I did like the original card. But it worked out and the other board member will be happy with the trade. Anyway if I post a want for a card I probably don't have a card to trade, usually cash. 
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