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    Yard Sales/Flea Markets What works?

    Im renting a table at a flea market to move some old junk from around the house and figured Id try to move some cards as well. I all ready have team bags with 30 or so cards priced at $1 each as well as the local teams commons 5 or 6 for $1. Do any of you have any other suggestions for moving commons at garage sales/flea markets?

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    Well at my garage sell I figured that it was pretty much only kids I could load my commons off on. So what I did was just a group of 20 or so and mixed about half of them as the local team. I figured that for $1 or so kids would probably want to pick up a lot of cards of the players they know. So that’s what I did and I sold most of them but I did have a few left over. Hope that helped.

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    Team bags,and for the popular local teams, sell singles. That's what I see a local dealer do and a lot of kids pick stuff up that way.

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    I agree with the previous posters. Team bags are probably the best way to sell commons.

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    I would say keep the prices down.

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