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04-02-2011, 08:19 AM
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More the better!
I buy high quality cards and love the expansion of auction houses. While REA is the one I look forward to, I have found great acquisitions at several smaller ones. The fact that the frequency of auctions is increasing creates a more transparent market. This will smooth out trends in prices realized since even the rare items will be available more often. Also having an auction active almost every week is a lot of fun.
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