New to Vintage...making the change...

[Sean]

Welcome to Net54, but if you are looking for 1958-68 cards you should probably try the post-war section.

[Jlcherry2477]

Originally Posted by Sean

Welcome to Net54, but if you are looking for 1958-68 cards you should probably try the post-war section.

Ah ha....see, don't even know which section I'm in. I've got a long way to go to learn not only vintage, but this forum.......thanks!

[EvilKing00]

welcome - there is a lot of great info here your in the right place

[Leon]

Since this is sort of your introductory thread it's partially in the correct place. Welcome to the dark side .

[t206blogcom]

Skip vintage and go straight for the T206s. You'll fit right in.

[Jlcherry2477]

So I guess one question I have is...I have some '68-78 complete sets that are probably VG-EX/MT at best on majority of the cards. I want to move them, but don't know if I should piece it out (Ebay store/card show)...or move it as a lot (Ebay)??

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Jlcherry2477

So I guess one question I have is...I have some '68-78 complete sets that are probably VG-EX/MT at best on majority of the cards. I want to move them, but don't know if I should piece it out (Ebay store/card show)...or move it as a lot (Ebay)??

Check some completed auctions on ebay for a while, consider if you want to spend a ton of time or not, then make a decision that best fits your amount of involvement you want to have. Generally, singles will net you more money but be a ton more time intensive to sell. Good luck!!

[auggiedoggy]

Originally Posted by t206blogcom

Skip vintage and go straight for the T206s. You'll fit right in.

T206 aren't vintage? I consider them vintage along with 19th century issues. They may be pre-WWI but is that not considered vintage?

Enquiring minds need to know!