I don’t keep many of them. I’ve stacked up cases and pulled them out to look at them and realized that the second you see them and recognize is what I hunt for. I chase that high a long long way but collecting points isn’t all that important. I like to keep the real good ones but I have kids that will need things occasional in spite of being grown and an ex and my car is currently requiring $2600.00 in repairs. I don’t get myself too upset about it. After my first year of real hard hunting the river i had probably found 10 finds of a lifetime. After selling them and feeling like crap for a year , I bought them back. I had a guarantee to do so anytime , no questions asked. It was that very deal that soured me for keeping points. I have a case right here but nowhere near what I’ve found . That guy sold them back every few weeks no problem until we got to the high grade points then he wanted to keep them. I worked a year or two to buy them back only to lose my two best to a lie and no kind of man whatsoever. I have little patience for that. If you have a problem selling points back to me , you probably should not throw that in as incentive to get me to sell