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Some new graded cards that I have picked up recently.
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2011 Topps Football Card # 200 Cam Newton RC / (stands in background) - Carolina Panthers (RC - Rookie Card) NFL Trading Card in a Protective Case!
Sports (Topps)
Price: $6.95- Large looking 2011 Topps Footbball Card !
- This is one of 440 exceptional cards available from the regular issue set of 2011 Topps Football !!
GARY CARTER 1975 SSPC ROOKIE BASEBALL CARD GRADED GEM MINT 10
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- GRADED A Proficient GEM MINT 10 BY PGC
- 1975 SSPC ROOKIE Come clean
Tim Tebow 2010 SCORE Broncos Rookie Card PGI 10!
Sports (Score)
Price: $19.99- Rare Rookie Behave of this Superstar at less than the cost of an ungraded card.
- Unprecedented Condition.
- Possible is protected in superb plastic holder and sealed.
Ultra Pro Semi Rigid Tall Card Sleeve (200/box)
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You Save: $15.00 (50%)Shaquille Oneal Rc Topps Rookie Card #362 Graded 10 Gem Mint
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- Gem Grading Inc. Shaquille Oneal Topps 1992/93 graded 10 Gem Heap
- Shaquille Oneal Topps RC carded graded billions 10
Graded Rookie Cards - News
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Bernie Bits: Cards have a job to do this weekend A new rookie, third baseman Matt Carpenter, arrived Friday. Since the start of the 2009 salt, the Cardinals have welcomed a steady supply of rookies to the big club. The list includes position players Colby Rasmus, Jon Jay, Craig, David Freese, and more » |
Sacramento Kings: Final 2011 Report Cards for DeMarcus Cousins and Co.
Players will be graded on their on-court carrying-on, their development from the previous season and how important a role they played in the team's success. Paul Westphal has been cursed with one of the youngest and least ace rosters in the entire and more »
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MLB Report Cards: Grading Each Red Sox Player After the First Two Months of 2011
His UZR/150 rating is the wealthiest of his career, excluding his rookie campaign. Not much to say, really. Iglesias did not even have time for his cup of coffee as he had just four plate appearances in his first term with the big club. and more »
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1970 Topps Baseball Cards
The 1970 Topps Baseball profane set consists of a whopping 720 cards. The most noteworthy rookie card in the set is Thurman Munson's Card #189, which has commanded as expensive as $10000 at auction in Graded Gem Mint Condition. Other less heralded players with and more »
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Minnesota Timberwolves: Final 2011 Report Cards for Kevin Love, Beasley and Co.
Had he run the show the basketball better and made more offensive plays, Johnson very well could have been graded higher. He didn't, and that's why he gets a "D" for the 2011 enliven. After being acquired from the Miami Heat for just two second-round picks and
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LA Clippers: Final 2011 Report Cards for Blake Griffin, Eric Gordon and Co.
(Note, I'm only grading players who finished the year with the Clippers. Guys who were traded or released, such as Baron Davis, all make F's or Incompletes.) Blake Griffin, the unanimous Rookie of the Year, was everything the Clippers could have
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Park playing host to memorabilia Autographs can also be authenticated and cards graded by Educated Sports Authenticators from Los Angeles. In addition, there will be a silent auction held, with proceeds going to the Stollery Children's Nursing home, and items including Mark Messier |
Sell graded cards individually or as part of sets?
I have a fat collection of sports cards that I want to sell. They are from the early 1970's through the late 1980's. I have a lot of key rookies which I suppose I will have graded.
My question is: would it make sense to sell the graded rookies/key cards as a part of sets so that I can get rid of larger portions of the collection or should I only sell the key graded cards and basically throw away the rest of the sets?
Will selling the graded cards as part of larger lots slim down interest since some people wouldn't want all the other cards?
In marketing, mixing the plummy cards with the less desirable is standard practice. The best way will be to say you are selling card A, and including card B and C free. Another way is to say the appraisal for card A alone is ($) and you can add B and C for just ($) more.
It is always easier to find fewer buyers, than to find many, but selling sets means making less wherewithal.
From what I see, don't be too surprised if you can't find any buyers at all. Thousands of cards are offered on e-bay every day, and they do not find buyers.
