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12-03-2018, 07:49 AM
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FWIW, full sets are as readily liquidatable as star cards if you do them as a clump and not try to break them up. Granted, there is a "full set" discount in most situations, but that's equally true if you trade them for a ruth/cobb. Outside of a few monster cards, it's hard to trade for something you know will be a home run.
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