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Originally Posted by aphbig1371
I think that setting a market is a good idea. Setting a price however, will probably limit potential buyers. Eventually, a price less than $495 will be offered and accepted, declining from there. If the price is kept open, more potential buyers will be in the market, ultimately helping the sellers realize a price closer to full value.
That's how the New York Stock Exchange began. A bunch of guys meeting on a street corner and running an open outcry auction. People can offer their lammers up at $495, someone can bid $480, and eventually a sale will probably be made, etc, etc.
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Originally Posted by NickMPK
This is a bad idea. The whole reason that people have been able to sell lammers relatively easily at face value is that there was not really a market to buy them for less. Please do not sell lammers for less than face value. I would be happy to buy a few at face before I buy into tournaments, so long as I can use them.
Obviously the people that can sell them "relatively easily at face value " won't show up. For me, it has been anything but easy to sell them at ANY price in the last couple of years. It's really kind of stupid to tell people to not sell at a discount - if they were able to sell at face they would. Who's going to take less money when they don't have to?
But if you're so certain you can sell them easily at face, shoiw up as a buyer.