Deck Contents: 100-card deck, including new and reprinted cards
So if you thought Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon was the best fusion monster ever printed, just wait till you check out its bigger brother: Neo Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon
What we've seen work: Posting a photo of a big pile of cards with "2,500 Pokmon cards, mostly Sword & Shield era, includes some holos and Vs, $50 local pickup" gets bites fast Themed lots ("All my Charizard cards, 25 different cards, $20") do well in Facebook groups Vintage bulk moves quickly at a premium in nostalgia-focused groups Pros: Zero fees for local sales Cash in hand, no waiting for payouts No shipping hassle for local pickup Facebook groups can be a goldmine for specific types of bulk Cons: Limited to local buyers (Marketplace) or group members No buyer/seller protection for local cash sales Flaky buyers are common on Facebook Marketplace Requires meeting up with strangers (public locations, please) Best for: Unsorted collections and large quantities where you want to avoid shipping entirely
Place the double sleeved card, and in this case, my business card as well, inside the toploader
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So today, I want to go over how we differentiate between a spike we sell into and when we resist, how to plan, and a method that both takes your profits and saves some for future value
