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03-31-2014, 09:14 PM
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Good questions
I have not seen the whole lot just a couple of pictures. I am supposed to look at things in person on Wednesday.
From what I can see, the cards look in raw, ungraded condition. However, from the photos that I have seen they appear to be in excellent shape (kind of difficult to tell from the photos). I have no idea of the actual mix of 50's vs. 60's vs. 70's vs. 80's. From what I can tell from the pictures, the older cards look more to be semi-stars and commons. The ones from the 70's and 80's appear to be more stars and HOF's. I know that is not enough information to figure out an actual price, but rather I am curious how others think through a situation like this. Your thoughts on selling things in lots is helpful. I agree in that I am not too excited about trying to sell cards one-by-one. 
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