Best way to sell cut-up T202's

[ocjack]

I've searched some of the old threads about T202 end and center panels. I understand that separated panels depicting the name players are obviously worth more than others.

But for other players, is selling them as a complete (albeit) cut-up panel of more value than selling the individual panels (ends and centers)?

Opinions?

[swarmee]

COMC used to take them, but they probably won't anymore (due to cracking down on altered cards after the trimming scandal). I had good luck selling the individual panels.

[morris_14226]

I’d be interested in middle panels if you’re looking to move some.

John
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[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by ocjack

But for other players, is selling them as a complete (albeit) cut-up panel of more value than selling the individual panels (ends and centers)?

Opinions?

I do not think there is any extra value to selling them as a complete card...I think at that point collectors would much rather have an intact card. There are definitely collectors out there that are interested in either the ends or centers.

Good Luck!

Brian

[Leon]

+1. I also think selling individually might do better for these.

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

I do not think there is any extra value to selling them as a complete card...I think at that point collectors would much rather have an intact card. There are definitely collectors out there that are interested in either the ends or centers.

Good Luck!

Brian

[ocjack]

Appreciate the opinions and suggestions. They may show up in the bst section.

[Beansballcardblog]

Agreed. In my case, I want to acquire an Ed Konetchy end panel. I have no interest in the entire thing due to price and, well, it's him I want for the Fort Worth collection I'm starting.

-kin

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

I do not think there is any extra value to selling them as a complete card...I think at that point collectors would much rather have an intact card. There are definitely collectors out there that are interested in either the ends or centers.

Good Luck!

Brian