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04-10-2013, 12:58 PM
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What is the best way to sell old baseball cards at a garage sale?
Just wondering if any of you have had any success selling unwanted or duplicate cards, including stars, rookies, high numbers, and commons from 1951-1983 at garage sales? My wife is having one is a couple of weeks and I thought maybe I should join in the fun. Should I price out stars in advance? Should I try to make boxes up that sell for one price - such as this box of cards is $50 for the whole thing? Should I put out some higher priced graded cards?
Any thoughts on this would be appreciated. Thanks! 
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