VCP or SMR?

Bicem · #1 06-27-2010, 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Matthew H

I'm not sure why this information is so important. Most fixed price listings are overpriced anyway and are purchased by those who don't want to be patient and wait for an auction.

If the card is so rare that there is no information on VCP, Then I don't know how one fixed price sale can help determine the market value.

a sale is a sale... and all sale info should be reported to get an accurate idea of the market value of a card. if you only report selective data... that is not a true idea of market value.

Myachelydra · #2 06-27-2010, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Bicem

a sale is a sale... and all sale info should be reported to get an accurate idea of the market value of a card. if you only report selective data... that is not a true idea of market value.

Agreed. "Overpriced" is subjective.

Matt · #3 06-27-2010, 01:56 PM

Sociologically, it's always fascinating to me how people are much quicker to respond critically to a post then to read it carefully.

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