I don't believe I'm saying this!

[Bigfellani5]

I have customer that always have the new maccas on hand when buying but have the old one on hand when selling. I had one cheeky customer bring both books in. One in each back pocket. He sold first then used proceeds to buy. You can guess which book he had out when negotiating each deal.

[trout]

I have customer that always have the new maccas on hand when buying but have the old one on hand when selling. I had one cheeky customer bring both books in. One in each back pocket. He sold first then used proceeds to buy. You can guess which book he had out when negotiating each deal.

It would not surprise me in the least to find out that some of the less savoury Dealers are doing exactly the same thing :angel:
As a buyer I NEVER rely or use Macca's to determine a value. I use Bluesheet or eBay sold listings as a guide :good:

[Bigfellani5]

Reality is on low value items maccas or renniks is good enough. A price goes up you have to work on confirmed sales as the market changes all the time which no book can keep up with. As a dealer I look at maccas and renniks at least 3 times a day so dealers and collector can not live without one or the other