Your buddy just posted the card. The card you’ve been quietly hunting for over a year. It shows up in their Instagram story with nothing but a flame emoji. You know it didn't come from an auction. There were no bidding wars. No final sale prices posted to Card Ladder. They must have bought it privately. And now you're sitting there, wondering what they paid. You want to ask, but you hesitate. You don't want to come off nosy or intrusive. But you need to know. Because that n

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