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04-30-2008, 03:28 PM
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Buy It Now, Regret It Later?
Posted By: Marc S.
but if the card is that "rare", who is to say what a fair price is for use in a store inventory. For example, if there were a slew of E104-IIIs sitting in someone's Ebay store -- what price level would be fair? What would be 2x too much, thus relegating it to never transact? I think when you start dealing with extreme rarity -- market data points are often either dated or irrelevant. When something is singular or nearly so in example, the fact that it is even being offered for sale is unusual. 
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