Lately I have been buying a lot of paper (I'm 
sure a lot of us have been heading in that 
direction because of CG shows) and in many cases 
I'm buying a complete cut set, the genga, douga, 
shusei genga, layout sheet, timing sheet etc.  
The problem is that I don't always want the 
complete sequence, but is breaking it up wrong?  
I was talking to someone who felt that breaking 
up the douga and genga was okay, but that you 
shouldn't sell or trade otherwise. I've seen 
other people sell their douga and genga sequence 
number by sequence number like cels.

I'm trying to get a general consensus of what 
people think...I know some people love to own 
complete sets, but others only want that one 
perfect sketch in a set.  Does it make a 
difference if it's a genga or douga? Any and all 
opinions appreciated :)