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07-22-2007, 02:16 PM
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Don't you love Ebay sellers who pull auctions early
Posted By: Bill
before I got into vintage, I had a shiny RC of Corey Patterson, the new hot guy, graded by BGS as a 9.5. I posted it and had about three offers within the first few hours. I refused to pull it only because there may have been some people out there who were waiting on it and desired the card. Anyway, highest offer I got was $300 for it and refused. It ended up selling for $500. 
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