What To Do With Mint & Proof Sets?

I am only interested in proof coins worldwide including U.S., before about 1960, when Mints around the World started making proof mint product in much larger volumes, and marketing directly at new collectors.

Only problem is that pre 1960 proofs can be very pricey due to rarity.
Some collectors are not attracted to them, because for the most part, they are not cameo with mirror fields.

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I used to buy proof sets in the late 1970's and early 1980's, but when it came to sell them, I lost a lot of money in the numismatic aftermarket.

First, the Boy Scouts is what started me on this long journey way back in 1974/75. I'd list them as original on ebay, sending those you'd consider worth grading only if the value is greater than the fees associated.

That's a tough one if you want to maximize profits. My suggstion is to sell the sets individually unless you know there are some choice coins.

You're going to need to put up some photos if you want a reasonable assessment.