When Buying Sets: In a Box or in Pages?

Hey everyone. Just wondering people's preferences here. When buying sets on ebay, do you prefer to see a picture of all the cards lined up in a 700-count storage box or would you prefer to see them in pages. Furthermore, if you said 'pages' how much would it incline you to buy if you could see a small but clear scan of every card in the set?
Also, when shipping, would you prefer then shipped in a 700-count box (inside a ship box of course) or in a stack of secured pages in a box?
Thanks in advance for your responses.
Also, when shipping, would you prefer then shipped in a 700-count box (inside a ship box of course) or in a stack of secured pages in a box?
Thanks in advance for your responses.
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Brian
If you have a nice set it might be worth it to scan each sheet. Sets in binders bring in more. Tough call on the shipping would rather see the
sheets in between cardboard and taped tight or the secure in a set box inside of a box.
Matt
Brian
You going to the show this weekend. I saw it on your sight? If so keep an eye out. Its my birthday on sunday
I'll be heading to the airport in a few hours for an early morning flight to Toronto getting there in time for some breakfast before heading over to the Expo Centre. Hoping to find something to justify the airfare and hotel...
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Yea, maybe you can help the guy invest in more '81 topps....
He only has 10000 cases floating around his house.
j
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