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    1 Million Cards

    Hello, new to this forum and just here for one purpose. Does anyone know or is anyone interested in the purchase of about 1 million cards from all sports and all trading card companies, some are complete sets, and incomplete sets, a lot of doubles, some rookies, and some even movie cards. The reason I ask is I have an uncle who is looking to get out of this hobby.

    BTW, he tells me that his collection is pretty well stashed away so this is looking to sell all in one shot, and not to be gone through looking for one particular card.

    Thanks.

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    Location please.

    Thank You

    PS: What years do these encompass, Are 1986-1993 the bulk?

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    What Year How Much?

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    We don't even know the price, we did bookmark an auction on ebay that was similar-ish. Red Wing, MN, and the years he said run from 50's to today, but I would assume as he's not here with me as I write this post that the bulk of these cards is like 80 something to around mid to late 90's.

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    I buy bulk but I'm in Indy so that's too far for me to do anything with as far as getting it.

    good luck. I will tell you that if you are looking at mostly 80s and early 90s (baseball), don't expect to bring in a ton of money for the lot. If you have complete sets or sealed wax you could do some good, but if it's just busted base cards it's tough to sell for much in bulk.

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