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#21
01-02-2006, 07:18 PM
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Opinions on a transaction issue
Posted By: Kyle
I didn't know those were the Doughnut Co. cards until September... I searched and searched and searched online until one day I trickled across the SGC set registry (was searching for Rockne and Grange). Later I came across an old Mastronet auction and their identities were 100% confirmed. Had I known what they were and their value, I could have offered more. I am being honest here, I would not low ball a person like that. Getting a good deal is one thing, but trying to screw someone out of a lot of money is another. 
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