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Good luck and I hope things work out for you.
On selling your collection, I think your two best options are getting one of the smaller auction houses like B & L and Sterling to sell them individually for you, the only ones I would sell as a lot would be if you have a few beaters/auths. The second option would be to send them to one of the ebay consignors like Probstein123, Daves Vintage, etc and have them sell them the same way on ebay. Both options will help maximize proceeds and minimize the work you will need to do. 
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