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[QUOTE="tiger8mush, post: 3848398, member: 4421"] It depends what you have. Guessing your childhood collection from 80s - 90s? In general, take good scans and write good descriptions so you don't have to deal with returns. Start with 1 or 2 listings just to get a feel. Sell the "good" cards (HOF rookies/inserts) separately and then the rest can prob be sold in lots by year/decade/player. Or save all the trouble, and send your collection to a consignor who will sell it for you and they take a piece of the pie, but could get more money from having more followers, better listing experience, better knowledge of the cards etc. Good luck! Feel free to PM if you have more specific questions. [/QUOTE]
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