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07-24-2010, 09:25 PM
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I purchased approximately 1.2 million cards (about 90% baseball) that were from the late 70's to the early 90's. Most were 80's. They sat in my garage for a few years and then we simply sold the entire collection as it was to someone else for a bit more than we paid. We realized it was not worth the time and effort it would have taken to break them down and resell individually or in small lots. Unless you can buy these cards for next to nothing I would pass. It's fun to have that many cards at your disposal but you get tired of looking at 500 copies of 1987 Topps Jesse Barfield cards.
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