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Default I don't see an issue

There are lots of retailers that concurrently list inventory on ebay as well as their own website or store front. There's always the chance that you can have buyers for a single item from multiple entry points. The seller has to choose which one he deals with first. Most of the time I would suspect that the seller would use the "first one wins" option. In this case, however, its a sticky wicket because it's a hassle to undo an ebay transaction. Had the seller been able to mark the item as sold on ebay before the BIN, it wouldn't have been an issue.

In a perfect world, the inventories would be tied together. I don't think that this is generally the case however.

Side note, this seller had several Cycles and Sovereigns listed without back scans or an indication of what series back they were. I asked a question to the seller in each instance within minutes of the item being listed and just now got responses that the items were sold. Win some/lose some.
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