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If PWCC had prior knowledge that the card had been improved upon when consigned, then absolutely they should have disclosed such fact in their description. Good call.
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Disclosure
As mentioned earlier. I, as the buyer had no idea about this cards past. I purchased a PSA 7 and that's what the card is.
Cards get crossed all the time are all sellers supposed to disclose the former grade and or grading company that graded it? eBay would be overloaded with disclosures if that we're the case. Now I do understand the grade has jumped from a 4-7 but the principle is the same. The bottom line here is regardless of its past it is now in a PSA 7 holder. Last I checked PSA is also the premier grading company. Furthermore, unlike all of you, I have experience purchasing this card, should I go cry to goldin about this? In fact, even if goldin disclosed this issue, I still would have made my purchase. What I got is what I purchased. Psa 7. Last edited by aloondilana; 02-04-2017 at 01:33 PM. |
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Really? First, which auction houses are reputable? let's start there.
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In a post Mastro world, every auction house should act in an integral manner (not saying they all do) and inform any and all information about cards consigned if they have all the facts disclosed beforehand I am not going to attempt to piggyback on this thread to start on the pros and cons of the various houses except to say I have my favorite, where I do some pretty serious consigning, and that is FTLG. They are pros. No BS. Let's just get the best we can in an ethical manner and make you some money.
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Seems to be some messenger killing in this thread. OP made an observation, now there's a great discussion. The only whining I see is the folks that want to sweep this under the rug.
Seller of card already admitted he's a flipper, so I'm sure he knows the risk of buying and selling these types of cards. Comes with that territory, and one of the reasons I don't buy pre-war cards. I don't know enough about them nor what is or isn't acceptable as an alteration. It's clear to me with the lack of review by PSA, it's buyer beware for these cards. The current auction is almost break even for seller. He's smart enough to list with the best auction house in the business. And he's benefiting from the a-hole 3rd underbidder with 10 retractions who is string bidding. |
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