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07-26-2020, 03:38 PM
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Good luck man. I've sold my collection 2x and it's easier than it might seem. The only hard part is making the decision. The one thing I would say is take your time and avoid lots. Card by card will reap a bigger profit.
I've been offering a healthy payment for Jeanette T218 error. You can about name your price so write that down for when the time comes if you remember. Eric
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