Chicagobears34
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Its high but then again I don't know how much it goes up in paying to have it insured when the price goes up as I don't insure stuff.
Seahawcla
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If you bid you know what you are paying, im sure it wont cost him 50, but that should be fairly obvious.
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deputyjaay
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for 50 bux he better be sending u an extra john elway autographed helmet! thats ridiculous
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indy_jones
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oregonweim
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way high, but you know up front.
seahawks4ever
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if you do win it, I'll take the Burleson auto off your hands 
unless its going to sell for $2000+ the price is uncalled for, sure its going to cost $25 or so to ship it, but still thats a profit of $25 just on the shipping...if each card was in a nice mag holder maybe, but i doubt itll be anything like that
BobC
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You know shipping costs up front. The same I won't bid if seller does not list shipping costs.
CommodoreCountry
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Not to be an apologist for the seller, but i've sent many high end cards insured and he'll probably come close to that in shipping and HANDLING charges. Provided he does a good job with bubblewrap and peanuts plus using priority shipping instead of first class, I think he's looking at $30-35 to ship it. He's probably losing a ton by selling it all as a lot anyway. Cut the guy some slack.
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dmrevell
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Handling charges are BS. That said, if they guy lists his shipping charge in the auction, and you bid on it, you can't really complain about it.
I think most people figure the shipping charges into how much they're willing to bid. If someone is charging extra to try and make more profit on the shipping, I'll deduct that much from what I'm willing to bid.
I think most people figure the shipping charges into how much they're willing to bid. If someone is charging extra to try and make more profit on the shipping, I'll deduct that much from what I'm willing to bid.
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