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I used to do ok with that sort of stuff on Ebay, selling 400 card lots for $4-5. All the cards came from buying large boxes for anywhere from $1-10 depending on what was in the box. It wasn't really worth the effort, but it did get me a bit of lunch money from my extras. I think some late 90's cards could eventually be somewhat ok. Mostly stuff that came with the premium packs. They were fairly expensive to put sets together and there are a few I actually like.
But Ebay sales dried up a few years ago, the shipping costs really killed it. I'm in a club, and the monthly auction is ok to move the stuff at $1-2 for around 3000 cards. (Less might not sell, and 5000 still sell for $1-2) Steve B 
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