Posted By:
E, DanielGil,
I think you actually just re-stated my post.........
This is what I said:
"I ask these simple questions:
Any creases, any wrinkles, any paper loss, any other surface or paper issues, and does it measure correctly for the issue? Ok, with graded I tend not to ask the last one.
If there are no scans available (or if they are just not good enough scans to satisfy my eye), on the auction site or from the buyer, I just won't buy the card - unless the card is so insanely scarce that condition doesn't matter and ownership only is my priority.
If he/she is unable to supply answers to my questions, I just won't buy the card.
This is what you said:
"Well Daniel, I would think the buyer's responsibility is to acquaint the seller with the existence of those preferences, so that the seller can choose whether the accomodation of these preferences is worth the effort to provide a description of the card's inadequacies, or a clear scan.
Telling me "it is a 4" and presenting a scan which does not provide adequate detail, and a no return possibility policy, will result in no bid from me"
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