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I think the full display might be worth more intact as opposed to separate cards. It looks very nice. Regardless of that the cards have good value. It's hard to determine unless you let them go to a well publicized auction. Otherwise, you can see what they book for and go from there. I think they will be more valuable than some beater cards that would grade a 1.
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