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SCP Auctions
Posted By: barrysloate
You should understand with a rare complete set such as E106, all that extravagant bidding at the end is likely two guys going back and forth until one of them finally gets tired and gives up. The final price is not always a true indicator of the market. Take that same set and sell the cards one at a time, and see if it adds up. 
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