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04-13-2007, 12:43 PM
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Selling cards on ebay/inheritance from relatives
Posted By: joe
I noticed someone had 2 groups of cards left to them by relatives. This was in a post earlier. He/she lists 1 card a week, maybe 2 cards a week on ebay. It seems like it will take forever to sell all the cards he/she has to sell. Is this a good way to sell a large group of cards? Would anyone on the board sell his cards this way? Just seems like some of us won't be collecting by the time he/she sells the last card. 
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