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04-01-2014, 02:57 PM
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Lot Acquisition
Agree with Adam. I have made a number of large lot acquisitions. I typically value cards prior to 1985 + sets and then count everything else as no value. I also separate the star cards or mid-star cards prior to 1985 and get some estimate of value for these...giving little to no value to commons unless they are from the '50's, '60's or graded cards. That comes close to my price.
It is a real pain trying to get rid of commons. Good luck. 
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