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# Extra earning

When you put up a painting for sale, you set the nominal amount for the entire work of art. But by dividing the image into pieces, you earn extra money.

### Earn extra commission 

Each sale of a token between wallets results in a commission being paid to your wallet. For each transaction, you will receive 2% of the amount paid by collector.

For the work of art put up for sale, you will receive the amount you demanded plus 2% commission from trading pieces of your painting.

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[EARN](/uni-platform/uni/building/art-gallery/earn.md)
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Before an image is put together by one person, this 2% of trading in its pieces could earn you more than the face value you put up for.
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