Stolen Item: Dealers Please Watch Out For This

[Exhibitman]

I bought a card, it was mailed with tracking. The substitute idiot postman handed it to someone else [I confronted him and he swears it was delivered] and whoever got it mistakenly is a thieving pig and kept it. So, if anyone is looking to sell you this 1959 Bazooka Aaron, please let me know:

[Sean1125]

Time to call your local postmaster and open an investigation.

[Exhibitman]

Already under way.

[Sean1125]

Good luck. I'll throw it in my daily search repertoire. This is 59 correct?

[SMPEP]

Bummer Adam.

Maybe what you should do is start a local card show. The guy will probably bring it in and try to sell it to one of the dealers there.

[Jobu]

Don't forget to check Craigslist.

My buddy left his laptop on a plane during a layover in Houston. I suggested this to him and he found it immediately (the cleaning crew probably took it). Unfortunately, the Houston Police Dept was, shall we say, less than motivated to go get the guy so he never got the computer back (though he did debate flying back there to take it back following a few emails saying he wanted to buy it).

[irv]

This is the main reason why I don't want to send my cards in to get graded.

Pawpaw, in another thread gave me a great CDN lead so hopefully that works out as I will personally drive the cards there and wait.

Good luck. Hope you get the card back!

[Rickyy]

Ugh Sorry to hear that Adam. Hope you can get it back!

Ricky Y

[1952boyntoncollector]

I had 5 1954 Topps PSA 8 cards 'delivered' to a name I don't recognize and the USPS name looks different than the signed name. However I didn't realize about not receiving the cards until after 60 days so no money back.

I posting this here as I added the Cert Numbers to the PSA registry and wondering if anyone will ever try to add them but I can say they were stolen way before that happens. 1954 TOPPS PSA 8 Boyd, Johnson, Cole, Olsen, Fricano