Two issues present: liquidation during life and post-mortem.

I have no plans for liquidation while I am alive. As long as I have the resources to collect and I enjoy it I will do it. If I ever decided to liquidate it would be because I needed money. I don't see losing interest as realistic as I have been collecting for 40 years and haven't lost interest yet. Since I would be liquidating for money, my sole goal would be to wring out the maximum dollars from the cards. Probably w/a mix of Ebay, private sales and auctions.

After I die is easy: I don't give a damn. My heir can do as she pleases with them. My wife and daughter know enough to call the right people to liquidate.

If you want to be a lawyer, and you can get a job post-graduation, it will be all worth it. Too many people spend all that money and then decide afterwards they dont wanna be lawyers anymore...