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05-31-2011, 11:52 AM
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I really think it depends on the card(s) in question and it also depends on the auction house. Some cards are better on ebay and some are better in AHs. Selecting the right auction house will also depend on the card. For example, I wouldn't consign PSA 4 Goudeys to REA, but might throw them on ebay with a low start or to a smaller auction house. I probably wouldn't put a really scarce, high dollar card on eBay with a low start, but might throw it to REA (or Heritage, or Sterling, or B&L, or...)
I hate to answer with "it depends", but it really does. 
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