Hey Everyone, I am looking to sell my binder of singles for the best price. The best quote I got from a vendor was 82% for all of it. It's a mix of high end and low end modern, vintage and mid era. Do I have to settle for 82% or would I be able to do better than that?

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As Bryan has mentioned before, this is an ever growing group and knowledge is power. Your opinions, views and perspective can help others in making decisions, learning the market and also connect with other collectors/investors. I try to contribute as much as possible, so do the other names who post/reply regularly, let’s all try to spend a little time out of our days to have a chance to shed some light on posted topics. There is and will not be any judgement so contribution is key ✌🏼

I went to a few card shows in the past couple of weeks to sell some product. I sold most of my product with relative ease. What I had a hard time selling… PKC ETBs. When I first joined this hobby I was very interested in PKC ETBs bc the stamp made them scarce and shot the price up. My thoughts, as a collector, you want these. But as a business you could care less. Collectors value the scarcity and collectibility, business owners value price per pack. What do you guys think? Is it a PKC ETB worth the premium or does the price per pack matter more?

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