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There are a lot of factors to consider. Doing what you are thinking about will make it easier for an heir to take care of it after your demise. A long time ago I made the decision to collect more mid grade to accumulate more cards. You are just doing sort of the opposite. As long as you get enjoyment from what you are doing, why not? And then too, how attached are you to the sets you have built?
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