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03-22-2010, 02:24 AM
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Reputable buyers of entire collections
JMO, I'd pass on any big shot dealers like Young, et al, unless leaving $$$ on the table doesn't bother you. To underscore my point, check his, or any dealer's "buy" prices . . . about what any dealer would offer. Remember: dealers are in the biz to turn a profit . . . and not for any great love of card collecting! Best option is breaking down your collection into smaller lots - tho' time consuming - and doing it yourself, to maximize value for your collection. Try the BST forum on this board, with your lots priced at a moveable $ figure. Upside: All the coin is yours! No dealer low balls or auction commish to rip you off. Best Luck!
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