Question for Vintage colletctors

[ahill1]

I have a "lot" of 70 older cards I was going to list on ebay...here is some of the cards in the lot

1955 Topps Monte Irvin
1968 Topps Joe Morgan
1970 HR Leaders w/ Aaron, McCovey, Lee May
1971 Topps Billy Williams and Ron Santo
1973 Topps Billy Williams,Ron Santo, and Carlton Fisk
1975 Topps Mike Schmidt
1977 TCMA Ted Williams
1977 Topps Jack Clark RC
1966 Dick Allen
1969 Topps Rod Carew

and many others ranging from 1955 Bowman-1969 Topps all in pretty nice condition.

Now my question is would I be better off listing these all in 1 lot or selling them as singles? I don't think these cards don't sell for a fortune by themselves, but not sure so that's why I am asking...any help is appreciated

 

[wolfmanalfredo]

I generally do year lots, and commons together. For the stars, expecially if they're in good shape (NM+) I usually go individual

 

[ahill1]

I generally do year lots, and commons together. For the stars, expecially if they're in good shape (NM+) I usually go individual

I thought individual would be ok, but after looking at completed auctions on some of these cards they get anywhere from 5-20$...I am kind of torn because I don't want to miss on team collectors or set collectors if you know what I mean if I were to list it all as 1 lot, but thanks for the input

 

[IndyManning18]

What do you have Cubs-wise? And your best description of condition?