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07-02-2007, 06:49 PM
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Newbie Question: Card Show Etiquette
Posted By: rob
I dont think writing down prices is a problem, but usually the prices listed are not the prices that will be accepted. Many dealers are wiiling to negotiate, and in fact, expect to negotiate. The prices listed are generally for the "suckers" who want to buy a card for their son or simply dont know what the heck they are doing. Often you can buy cards for 30-40% less than the listed price so I wouldnt take the listed price as the potential sale price, more like a starting poitn. Just my experience...Rob 
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