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Old 11-12-2020, 12:51 PM   #10
montej1695
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If you want to embed on forums like this one, I'd go with Flickr. Otherwise, Instagram seems to be the way to go. The only problem with Instagram is you can't really sort your photos.
I do appreciate the occasional image share, so yeah looks like Flickr is a good PB replacement... ty.

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You came back into the hobby at the right time. Prices are just stupid.........
Seriously... what happened??? I thought times were tough out there, lol.

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Right time for selling older cards that have appreciated like crazy. Not the best time if wanting to buy the same cards. Still, it can be fun and deals can still be had.

Welcome back!

Why is Instagram better for building a reputation and being transparent?
Im a PC guy, so I usually buy at higher than the highest prices... lol



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If you have stuff to sell, it can make the higher prices on what you want easier to handle. Just look for cards you have that have taken huge jumps in price. Sell those to reinvest in what you want.
Thanks for the advice, appreciated.
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