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01-30-2009, 05:36 PM
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should dealers disclose paper loss, writing and water damage?
Posted By: Eric S.
I recently purchased a card through a reputable website that gave a grading and a front view of the card. The site listed the back as being a SC350 but did not give an image. When I got it in the mail discovered it had substantial back damage. Should a supposed reputable dealer disclose that there is paper loss on a card or are they only responsible to tell you it is graded "pr"? 
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