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04-21-2011, 12:28 PM
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Selling it on Ebay is one thing. I think if promoted properly from the right seller, Ebay prices can be just as strong as auction house prices.
What I don't understand about this auction is it was only listed for 5 days. Spend the extra 40 cents and list it for 10. Gives the big dollar buyers a bit more of a heads up. It looks like somebody needed some cash flow, possibly for another purchase or to settle debts, and was willing to take a loss for this particular card. 
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