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Bally, 1971
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Oh my word... I have 6 fair bids open that are in line with recently sold games on here. I'm expecting to get out bid by 60 percent. Why are people paying so much for these heavily used games? I'll be happy to sell my collection at these prices. Also don't forget buyers are paying 18% on top of the hammer price ...
Good news for me I guess. I live in southern California and I'm going to give Captains all my business. Their next auction, I'm considering putting all my games up for sale. I'll replace them with games I find on here and then repeat. That way I get new games coming in all the time, and my bank stays fresh. Why would I sell anywhere else?
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