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06-04-2024, 07:09 PM
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My “thank you” goes to the two people who responded to my question. Primarily, I was interested in opinions about whether it was unprofessional to break up complete sets. I assumed I would make more money selling the cards individually, not as a set, but I would be separating a set that someone had curated over some period of time.
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