Thanks for the post. A few things, don't soak that card, it will ruin it. It's not a lithograph like T206s, and it will likely warp the card stock. Also, it's not particularly valuable either way.
On grading, if they're all that sharp (minus the back gunk) I would definitely get them graded. They would probably be worth (perhaps a lot) more than the grading fees, I would hazard to guess. I don't collect this set, but they wouldn't be that expensive to grade. Either PSA or SGC will do just fine.
Finally, in terms of sale, I would start here on the B/S/T threads. List them at prices you think are reasonable based on recent eBay sales. If you sell them here you avoid about 13% in fees. If they don't sell here, try eBay or Sterling Sports Auctions.
Good luck!
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Edited to add: okay, just did a quick eBay search. Even in fairly good shape you're probably looking at a couple hundred bucks for these at most. Depending on grade/scarcity and recent eBay sales of graded ones, $5-$25 each. I might not get them graded. Just sell them as a lot/collection and list them on B/S/T for $_____. An enterprising set collector will surely pick them up. Again, good luck!
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