8600 PP

[bnapy]

I'm thinking around 50m? I read somewhere its about 6000 silver per point, but larger sums may go for more...What do you guys think?

[JackWhisper]

Under 4000 points, you're looking at 5k per point on average. Between 4000 and 8000 points, you can net 7500 per point average. Above 8000, people have gotten 10000 per point without too much trouble.

Good luck in your sale.

[Archigeek]

Under 4000 points, you're looking at 5k per point on average. Between 4000 and 8000 points, you can net 7500 per point average. Above 8000, people have gotten 10000 per point without too much trouble.

Good luck in your sale.

I don't think there's typically that much disparity in price. I've only seen someone get 10000/point maybe once, so "without much trouble" seems a bit off to me. On the other hand, I think 5000/point for 4000 points is low. But let's face it, we're all biased here, for various reasons.

I think your 6000/point estimate is a good starting point, but the market may bear a bit more. References are crucial here.

[Palcron]

The biggest factor that will play into your price on that many points is whether or not someone with expendable income happens to be working on a big project. If no one needs a huge block, you're going to be stuck splitting it up if you're determined to sell.

[time4fun]

I think you could get more than 50 for this easily.

[bnapy]

Thanks for the advice! I think i'm going to hold on until I have 9000, and auction off the entire thing. 70m mb looks like a good starting point, thanks all!

[elcidcannon]

The advice that I've gotten is to set a price that you want (and is reasonable) and wait for the right buyer to come along. That is, at least, to maximize your take....if you don't mind waiting.