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04-04-2009, 11:16 AM
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Partnering On Auction Lots
Posted By: JimB
Interesting discussion. I am hoping to be involved in a group bidding on a large lot from which I want only two common cards that represent a very small (probably less than 5%) percentage of the total value of the lot. Were there no group, I would definitely not pursue that lot for two cards. How many people would buy a 30k lot for two $500 cards? Every situation is different, but in this case, I think the formation of a group will benefit the consignor. 
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