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03-19-2025, 12:02 PM
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It depends on the listing. I recently have been selling a lot of cards. For ones that I listed individually or in small groups, I included pictures. For large listings where I had 50+ cards listed, I listed each card and my opinion of it's grade and asked people to PM me an email address or cell number to send pictures to if they wanted to see something.
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