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10-14-2019, 10:20 AM
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1960's cards cut from sheets
I am fairly new to the net54 forums. I was looking for opinions on selling cards cut from sheets. Growing up a neighbor friend's father worked for a Topps printer. He had his walls covered in uncut sheets. When he had too many he would cut them up and give them to his friends. Now I came across an old cigar box full of the cut up cards. Do you think they have value to people? Is it legitimate to possibly sell them? Wonder what the groups feeling is on this.
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