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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
How many years later is it legitimate to go back to an innocent seller?
What is an "unknown" seller and why did Sloan limit the guarantee to that?
I think you are being too kind here. Way too kind. Sloan should be manning up not looking to say we're your court of last resort.
THEY graded the cards not the sellers.
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I've seen a dealer take a return on an altered coin that was sold something more than 10 years earlier.
The "negotiation" of the return was very brief.
Hi, do you recall selling me this half dollar?
Yes, that was a while ago.
I sent it in before selling it, and it came back as altered
Oh, can I take a look?
Sure, I think the mintmark was added.
Well, you're right. It has been. I don't know how I missed it. What did you pay
I think it was $X
That sounds about right, is a check ok?
I still visit his shop, and that was in I think 87.
Of course, he wasn't the one doing the altering.
I also got a good look at the altered coin, especially the added mintmark. It was a neat learning experience for me, not such a good day for him. I think the coin went on the next trip to the smelter along with the rest of the junk silver.