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Originally Posted by murphydog
Pretty simple, cash is cash but sellers usually figure traders will try to make a profit on something they already have, and there is no way to tell how much you have in the item that is going toward the trade.
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But both items have a Fair market value ( within a range). If he bought that 28 10-15 years ago he might only have $300-400 in it.......isn't he making a "profit" at $675. Which number is FMV for the 28? What OP has in his Springfield is irrelevant..... what's it's FMV today?
As stated above $675 is high for a 28 in my local market ....and yours MD.