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Selling a set vs. selling the cards individually
I know this has been asked before but with the economy still lagging, I wondered about the issue of selling a near set of E90-1s (missing one card-Joe Jax) versus selling them individually on the BST or eBay. Is there a consensus on selling a near set like this (VG-EX) condition intact or breaking it out and selling the cards individually? A couple of years ago I would have said that keeping it intact would bring a better return but E90-1s seem to be increasing in popularity. Just wondering what members thought. Thanks.
tbob 
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