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02-15-2008, 06:02 AM
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SGC pricing
Posted By: Matt
leon - just to play devil's advocate (since this wasn't my argument) if I bought a card yesterday for $75 and sell it today for $2000 aren't both valid for valuation? Now, you could argue that if I was able to buy it for $75 yesterday, then clearly that was an incorrect value and $2000 is correct, but what if the $2000 was just the product of some silly bidding war? Maybe the underbidder will be able to buy the next one for $75 since his competition is gone and that's why I was able to buy it for $75 in the first place; the competition was skiing in the Rockies and didn't see the listing. 
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