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Finished an Auto'd set- Time to Cash in, HOW?
Hey All-
I am one of those annoying autographers you see at ballgames, and have completed an autographed set (or most of it, missing like 2 cards). I am now bored with it and want to sell it and move on to the next project. How would you do it? Break it up and sell individually at a fixed price? Sell individually in an auction at 0.99? or sell as an entrie set? Believe it or not, I actually have the base cards and a lot of time in this set, so essentially if they i list auction style and the sell at $0.99, I do get a profit but I want to maximize it! Please let me know your opinions! Thanks! Stefan 
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