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03-30-2015, 05:38 PM
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selling bulk autographed cards
I will probably be unsuccessful but will try to get my son to sell 30,000 signed cards he got IP or through the mail or trades. Cards run 1980-2013. Most will be commons. No duplicates. No HOFers. Some may be guys that were up for a cup of coffee and then disappeared back to Central America or the Caribbean and may thus be tough. May include a few guys like Brian Cole. many minor league team set issues.
Assuming he doesn't want to spend the rest of his life listing them on ebay what would be a way to get a reasonable price for them. Any auction house that may want to sell by years? or ebay by years or one bulk lot. The high end auction houses won't be interested but any that would be that would be good to deal with. I am housing them now and we may move again and I don't want to haul them again. Advice?? 
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