tion 526.5(f) applies to a trade-in of art to an art dealer. (For the record, I believe that it does.) The scenario we are imagining is as follows: Collector wants to buy Artwork A from Gallery for $100. Gallery is a NYC art gallery that is in the business of buying and selling works of art. Collector and

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