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01-15-2013, 08:29 PM
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Seller committed. Seller made the mistake. He should eat it. Why should the buyer who did not make the mistake and was willing to buy at the original asking price without even asking for a discount take the hit?
Let's keep in mind that the seller was going to make money at $400. Upon receiving a higher grade they wanted more, but they would not have lost money by doing the right thing and selling at their original asking price. I would never deal with that seller again if they did that to me. JimB 
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