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>>56181275
That's a shame because I just got into it. I'm making like $240 per quarter just selling old MTG cards I had from a collection or two I bought a few years ago. Sure, I'll eat about 15% in overhead from taxes and fees, but it's a pretty safe venue to sell. I actually have a Switch I want to sell too, but I don't want to post on Facebook buy/sell because I don't want to get nigged
Also started getting into Lego, been having fun on BrickEconomy pricing things out. I wagie at Walmart so I have access to information like the store's margin and whether an item is on second clearance. I've been targeting sets that are in good condition, -30 to -60% margin for the store, and ideally retiring soon. I've got about $350 worth of sets for $175 (plus 1.35% cashback). My own margins are killer, but it's still a matter of selling them. Even if I drop 20% from retail price, I still make a bit of money. I don't mind holding for a few years, 5-10 or more is reasonable since Lego tends to have outsized gains.