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<p>[QUOTE="-jeffB, post: 2679488, member: 27832"]There's an awful lot of noise in eBay sale "data". Even after you learn to search for <b>Sold</b> listings (as opposed to active "asking price" BIN listings or completed-with-no-bids listings), it's very difficult to weed out the ones that were returned, never mind the ones that were mis-classified, poorly described, under/over-flattered in photographs...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="-jeffB, post: 2679488, member: 27832"]There's an awful lot of noise in eBay sale "data". Even after you learn to search for [B]Sold[/B] listings (as opposed to active "asking price" BIN listings or completed-with-no-bids listings), it's very difficult to weed out the ones that were returned, never mind the ones that were mis-classified, poorly described, under/over-flattered in photographs...[/QUOTE]
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