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Ira
There is nothing different except for one thing. I seem to have a
problem here with interpretation of my question. I find nothing wrong with
buying low and selling high. I find nothing wrong with David making a
fortune if someone decides to sell him an original Frankenstein one sheet for
$100. My point was as follows: If mopo members, who are
all astute (I will give credit here unless proven otherwise) poster dealers,
collectors and poster followers on ebay, who know that he just made a lot of
money selling his poster last week (and he told them so in his email) why in the
world would they sell him the same title immediately at a low price?
This is a far cry from someone advertising to buy posters at fixed prices
in MCW.
I was implying that if you know a specific title just sold for big dollars
on ebay (even after the auction, which happens a lot) why not sell it on ebay
yourself for big dollars. Why sell it to him? That is all I
asked. A number of collectors understood my point and I will not name them
because I do not want to omit anyone. I hope you now get my point.
If not call me and I will explain over the phone.
Claude
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