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For my two cents worth, I think to get a better answer you need to give more information. Such as:
1) Are the cards graded and if so, how many, by what company and what are the grades? 2) How many Hall of Famers are there, if any and which ones? 3) Are there any rare backs in the lot? There is going to be quite a bit of difference in interest (and probably where you should try and sell the cards) based on this info. I mean, if you have 400 ungraded beat to death commons with common backs not as many people are going to want those as to say if you had 400 cards in VG-EX condition with some graded, some HOF's and some harder to find backs in the lot. David |
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