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08-30-2021, 05:10 PM
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I’ve considered selling a few nice cards recently via BST or private sale, but honestly I have cards that I can’t value in this market. Are they worth 10,000? Or 25,000? Or more. I would be hesitant to sell a real nice card right now in anything but an auction, or I’d be afraid I just sold someone a card for $10,000 I could have handed to an AH and let them sell for 30,000.
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