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10-13-2010, 10:08 PM
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I think its very possible to make some money by flipping cards and if you make anything its more than what CD's are paying these days.
I think its important to pick an area/niche you know very well and focus on it. As someone suggested start small maybe find something around 1k to give it a try. I like the set/lot breakup idea as I have done very well over the years doing the same thing. Be patience and only sell when you feel the market is right, if you cant do that then you should probably avoid flipping. 
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