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12-13-2007, 05:30 AM
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Selling or buying sets
Posted By: Phil Garry
One of the biggest differences is that the sets/near sets can be consigned to the big auction houses as one lot. On an individual card basis, the big auction houses would probably take the key cards/HOF'ers but would not be willing to list the others individually unless they are very rare, high grade, etc. Now you would be forced to sell those yourself on e-bay, private transaction, etc. 
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