What is the best way to sell my T-206 set (520 cards)?

[Rhotchkiss]

Can you post a pic of maybe a few Cobbs, a few HOF portraits and the PB Demmett and O’Hara? I think condition makes a big difference. You may want to have them all graded, as the set will certainly bring more that way, but only if the biggies are worth grading

[bbcard1]

I can't imagine a 520 being worth less than 80K-100K...I mean presentable low grade commons are fetching in the $40 range now.

[Kidnapped18]

Post them here and sell on the BST
I know I would certainly be interested in looking at a few and prefer buying direct on net54

[rjackson44]

I have 221 different and love buying from dave bergin ,hi dave..i will never sell only to upgrade,,me and my pup love looking at them .thats why i love net 54.anyway good luck with sale octavio

[bbcard1]

You know, sooner or later one of the breaks is going to do a T206 set. I would not be surprised at a $175-200 per slot price point...I bought a slot in a 1952 Topps break and it was exciting to watch, even though I only ended up with a common. You might check with some of the breakers like Burls. I know he'd love to do it.

[unamuzd1]

This is a great question, and one that I ponder sometimes. I won't hold my 520 forever, but it's not a "standard" 520 because I have a fondness for oddball/unique cards. Backstamps, funky registration errors, double names, visible portions of a second back - I hope Net54 is still around and as helpful for me when the time comes as folks are being for you!

And even though I know most of my "big" cards aren't going to grade more than a 1 (if that, in several cases!), I'm probably sending a bunch to SGC shortly, because it'll just feel that much safer to have Cobb et al. in slabs. Around 120 are currently in slabs, according to my spreadsheet.