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06-07-2015, 02:27 PM
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When I have quit on a set it is because I realize it would be smarter to sell of the partial set I've accumulated and buy a complete set instead. For instance, I was building a 1970 topps baseball set. I had not a lot into it but knew completing it would run about 800 total, about 600 more. I sold what I had already for about 200 and bought a complete set for 600, which saved me 200 dollars as opposed to completing my partial. Maybe this would be a good solution to the 62 football set.
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