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02-22-2012, 05:27 PM
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I put price stickers on all of my cards, freely stating to prospective buyers that they are meant as a conversation starter. I think marked prices add a comfort level as it sets a ceiling, even if it is a bit on the high side. This is obviously so I have room to come down on price. Kind of a silly game some would say but everyone seems to want to play it.
As a buyer, I prefer marked prices and will normally just walk on by if there are none. 
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