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03-12-2007, 12:45 PM
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When it comes to ebay auctions..scans make all the difference
Posted By: leon
I finally had to break down and buy a new scanner yesterday. I replaced my old Microtek with a new Microtek S400, $99 after a $20 rebate. The main reasons were, the other one broke after about 5-6yrs and this one has a high speed USB port which will greatly reduce the time spent scanning. I have scanned about 30 cards with it and all is well....I agree nice big scans of front and backs will alleviate a lot of problems in the sales process....best regard 
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