I have a Q about listing Basic Grey papers for sale?

Do you have any Vegabond? I love that line and need to finish a small album and I ran out!

When I've sold papers before, I usually priced a large stack for 10 cents/sheet.
So a stack of 50 sheets would sell for $5.

I completely understand.  I just gave away an 8-inch stack of 12 x 12 cardstock and patterned paper to the senior center where I work.  Next week I'm giving them the 6 x 6 papers.  It's just not worth my time and effort to try to sell them.  

I was thinking of the tag sale that a scrapbook store about an hour away from me has a few times a year, but I think the way they do it isn't very equitable for the sellers.  You have to buy a "sticker kit" from them for about $10 to label all your stuff.  Then you bring your stuff in, and they do all the selling.  You're not even there during the sale.  They take 20% of the total for your sales, and you get the remaining 80% in a store credit for their store.  So you get rid of all that stuff only to bring in more - and it has to be from their store!  That just doesn't work for me.  

This is what I might price a pile of mixed, non-designer papers at a yard sale, but to sell papers online I would personally charge more, especially when they are all one brand.

I know I go searching places like Ebay & Etsy now & again hoping to find someone selling papers I used to love--October Afternoon, Scenic Route, at one point I bought a ton of Chatterbox, and people are definitely asking more than that per sheet when they are selling you papers from discontinued lines/brands.