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06-01-2024, 03:36 PM
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Breaking up Sets
I have a complete baseball card collection (26 cards) of the 1928 W513 strip cards. I just graded 10 of the cards, Hack Wilson, Pie Traynor and and so forth. The grades from SGC were all good, generally 2-6. I was thinking of grading the remaining raw cards, and selling the set. My question-is it better for the hobby to break up sets and sell individual cards, allowing other collectors to finish their sets, or to keep complete sets together and sell as a lot? I was curious how this issue is viewed in the hobby. Thanks
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