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07-15-2020, 08:40 PM
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I agree with previous, I would wait and go to The National, you will find the best selection there !!
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I think that if you do sell it, just include the cost of insurance in your sale when you ship it and be safe.
Who knows where the prices are going on anything but I have seen a lot of things selling for a lot more than I would expect, so I might want to let go and grab the money. You can hold the money and then take it to shows to find the lower grade card or maybe get lucky in an auction or one showing up on ebay. Otherwise, if you still don't want to sell it then I would think if you can wait for nationals to do that. But I have always been one when I think I should actually let a card go when I think it is on a run-up in price, but then again, I have looked back and the card that kept going up I have kicked myself for as well. I do love that you collect the sets regardless of the condition and I hope your kids appreciate them!
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