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Hey all, for the next step of my TCG shenanigans, we're working with Fanatics @Collect on an auction consignment service. Fanatics continues to set significant all time highs on grails and has access to a very large (and turbo rich) international buyer base.I'm excited to get in on the action What you get: - Competitive payout rates significantly higher than if you sent cards in yourself - Your cards show up in a featured collection on weekly auction blocks - Faster processing / list times for high value cards - Option for free insured shipping directly to Fanatics (US only) - Option to offer cards for private sale prior to auction - Crypto payouts optional Over the next few months I'll be sending in millions of my own cards to auction and many more from my existing friends / network. Shoot me a DM if you're interested!

Huge fan of crypto rails for tcg / collectibles and build in the space myself, but just wanted to clear up misunderstandings around buyers premiums. The 20-22% buyers premium on auctions should be baked into the final price / comp of the card (when you look at price history on alt/cardladder, they report on final price). For tcg, all these auction houses pay most of the buyers premium to the sellers. E.g. auction house I work with pays me 115% of hammer, buyer pays 120% of hammer so I get 96% of the final sale. In addition they provide - dedicated rep that responds within 20 mins almost 24/7, who each have their own ops team to resolve issues quickly - free insured shipping of any value, including armored card transport - active customer engagement with a buyer base I will never have access to (literal billionaires and Forbes 150 guys) IMO they more than earned their fee. I’m 100% rooting for tcg rwa platforms but would encourage we focus on the real differentiators