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12-16-2017, 06:06 AM
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Some of the obscure ones who passed away before 1970 have some value, although most not more than $10 or so unless they passed away pre 1960. Any player who was featured in the T206 set has value because of the crossover collecting aspect. Most of the more recent players or guys who died from the 1990's on you should just sell in bulk. You could give to an auction house but will obviously get far less than piecing out the best parts yourself. Would save time and effort for you however. How many pieces are in there?
Tom C 
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