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05-10-2012, 07:12 PM
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There are too many sellers on eBay that don't take pictures of the back.
Just last week I was looking at a T206 Delehanty portrait and there was no mention of the type of back. It wasn't in the title or the description. The BIN OBO auction had been going on for a few days, so I e-mail the seller and ask him to post the back pic; then 15 minutes later he e-mails me back having updated the listing. It was a Tolstoi back. Not a big deal, but clearly an important omission. 
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