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12-08-2005, 08:53 PM
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Terribly unethical practice on eBay???
Posted By: Damian
I am surprised you zero'd on the '60 Mantle AS. At least we know its legit. Maybe undergraded and maybe not. Seller's choice to crack and sell. No foul there in my opinion. A couple of his other cards looked trimmed to me. I am more concerned with those. Either way, there are much more unethical practices with cards on Ebay. Don't make it right, but this hardly shocks me. 
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