Can two different sets of prime numbers sum up to the same value

Question

Assume

1. A is a set of prime numbers with no duplicate elements

2. B is a set of prime numbers with no duplicate elements

3. A is not equal to B

4. Cardinality of A is equal to cardinality of B

Is it possible for sum of the elements of A to be equal to sum of the elements of B?

Answer 1

Try for example $3+13 = 5+11$. There are many other solutions.