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Old 11-16-2020, 03:34 PM
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My opinions:

1. Individually unless you need money faster (lots usually go for a discount)

2. "Fixed price" unless, again, you need the money faster. Auctions usually get you the lowest end of current market prices, unless you're a big-name house

3. Graded, unless you're dealing with cards worth less than maybe 50 bucks each. And the higher value they are, the more getting them graded becomes worth the effort and $

4. Start here, since it saves you about 10-12% in ebay fees. Not sure of the exact amount since I've never sold on there yet, but plenty here can correct me. Anything that you don't sell easily on here, move to ebay. Plenty of forum people handle their selling that way, because it often gives you the best bang for your buck. Or, you can list here and ebay simultaneously, but at a higher price on ebay (also common)

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