Mini Sets -- Worth More as a Group or Individually?

[hcv123]

A "set" this small - no question to me - individually.

[icurnmedic]

Typically as individuals.
That said, these 3 with the 5 grades, Chicago, and all yellow back and grey uniform may actually do better as a set. Makes it easier for the purchaser to get 3 quality cards all one swoop and really, how often on here do we hear about folks "paying up" for the cards they want.
I don't know there is a steadfast correct answer. but these make a very nice set!!

[Bridwell]

I'd sell them separately. Some collectors might want just one of the cards, based on what they collect. Sometimes a partial set from a scarce set can sell well as a group, to a set collector.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Bridwell

I'd sell them separately. Some collectors might want just one of the cards, based on what they collect. Sometimes a partial set from a scarce set can sell well as a group, to a set collector.

+1. It's usually better to sell individually but not always.
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[parkplace33]

Normally individually, but in this case, a set.

[p1ayba11]

Thanks for the insights. I've often been a bit amused that Tinker, Evers & Chance -- the greatest double play combination are all featured batting! Kind of like Brooks Robinson, correct me if wrong but only one of this Topps cards (1973) features him fielding, all the rest with a bat or head shot.
Thanks again for sharing your thoughts.

[obcbobd]

Originally Posted by p1ayba11

Thanks for the insights. I've often been a bit amused that Tinker, Evers & Chance -- the greatest double play combination are all featured batting! Kind of like Brooks Robinson, correct me if wrong but only one of this Topps cards (1973) features him fielding, all the rest with a bat or head shot.
Thanks again for sharing your thoughts.

Good point. The 71 World Series card does show him after making a great catch. Weird cropping. Looks like he's in the middle of the desert