FS: PSA Graded Baseball Cards
 

I have the following cards for sale. All prices are Paypal Family & Friends and include shipping.
Thank you, James

1954 Bowman Duke Snider PSA 6 STOLEN
1954 Red Heart Sherman Lollar PSA 8 $75
1954 Topps Hank Sauer PSA 8 $73
1956 Topps Eddie Mathews PSA 8 $265
1957 Topps Hank Aaron PSA 5 $110




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Bump.
James

Westrum is sold. Others are still available.
James

what does "STOLEN" mean?

The Snider was sold to a member here. When he received the it the bubble mailer had been sliced open and the card was gone.
James

Bump to show added cards and to remove sold cards.
Thank you, James

I don't need their names nor their site name/info, but was the member a fairly new member?

I am not getting at anything, I am just curious, is all?

They have been a member for a few years. I am not accusing the member of taking the card. I believe it was someone that works with the post office. I may be wrong but that is my gut feeling.
James

Me neither, i was just curious is all.

With that being said, was the card description written on the outside of the envelope?

I have received a few from sellers and it lists the description, name, etc, on the outside of the envelope, and I always wondered why they did that?
I have never sold/mailed a card to anyone but I think I would put something fictitious on the outside in the description section that wouldn't raise any eyebrows with anyone in the mailing industry.
Same goes for value, does it really need to be listed on the outside of the envelope? If so and if it's a must, then why not put a cheap value you on it?

There was nothing on the outside of the bubble mailer that would let anyone know what was inside. There were two bubble mailers. I put the card inside a small mailer and put that inside a large mailer.
James

That's unfortunate.

I assume, judging by the card, it wasn't a cheap one.

Bump to show lowered prices and to remove sold cards.
James